Twitter Block my fresh new blog

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I create a blog with wordpress and buy a domain from namecheap.
I posted my first article and share it on twitter. Suddenly, twitter said something went wrong.
I go to inspect element then i got a message said "We can't complete this request because this link has been identified by Twitter or our partners as being potentially harmful. Visit our Help Center to learn more."

Anyone used to see this problem?
 
Your domain seems to be blacklisted.

Did anybody before you purchased that domain and got it banned from Twitter?
 
I had a similar problem with Twitter. Probably somebody already registred your domain name before, spammed Twitter with it, and got it banned, as the previous commenter said.
If so, then the only solution is to get another domain name.
 
Maybe you'll need to add SSL/TLS Certificates (you can find free and paid) to your domain/hosting and maybe it is better to share using twitter cards, and in the end, maybe it is just bad domain name already spammed. Good luck.
 
See the history of that domain with tools like wayback machine.
 
I am not sure about this. I just buy it.

Gotta do some due diligence before buying domains.

It could be banned from many places, DNS blacklists, social media and so on.
 
If you think the site is blocked, just site up a proxy site which will redirect to the main site. Don't use bitly over 301/302 redirectors as they are followed, but setup a site and use some JS to redirect (not meta refresh as they are easy to detect with parsing). For example you can set up a tumblr blog for free, modify the theme to include some JS that will be undectable to parsing and redirect the user to your site.

There is no evidence I have seen (yet) that twitter is using a browser to test links, a http request is all they do, following redirects.
 
which niche works well with twitter apart from adult .. i mean i find it hard to get traffic from twitter.. any tips for me?

Cryptocurrencies? Loans? Who knows, gotta do your own research. If I gave you a niche here in public it'd get saturated immediately. You gotta find a low comp high cpc niche and milk it.
 
Get in touch with the twitter support and say you're a new owner and understand the reasons behind limiting you.
 
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