- Aug 5, 2022
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Hi, I have a very basic understanding of SEO, here's the situation:
I have a website for my social media growth service in french, and I haven't engaged in SEO practices before, but the domain is indexed. We bought the domain 8 months ago, made a showcase of our services and left it alone, but now we want to change all that to enable customers to order and pay directly from the site. We are planning a complete overhaul of the website (new interface, features and languages): the goal now is to implement an active SEO strategy involving link building, a blog, and multilingual support. We'd like to rank for both French and English queries so with different folders: domain/en/blog and domain/fr/blog
Here are its current stats, we haven't done nothing yet:
My question is as follows: considering that my domain is only 8 months old but already indexed, would it be better for me to focus solely on this one, start publishing high-quality blog articles, and engage in effective link building?
Or would it be worthwhile to acquire an expired domain, older and indexed with a good Trust Flow (TF), to expedite ranking by publishing blog content, and ultimately, at the end of the articles, insert a call-to-action redirecting to my main domain (for example, creating an article like "How to Generate Leads with Instagram," where I write the article and conclude with a section like "If you need assistance with lead generation on Instagram, check out [main domain] ...")?
Would the 2nd option be beneficial, or would it only be useful on a large scale with multiple expired domains (I guess it's called a PBN) or perhaps even detrimental from an SEO perspective (idk if it would be seen as spam)?
Thank you very much
I have a website for my social media growth service in french, and I haven't engaged in SEO practices before, but the domain is indexed. We bought the domain 8 months ago, made a showcase of our services and left it alone, but now we want to change all that to enable customers to order and pay directly from the site. We are planning a complete overhaul of the website (new interface, features and languages): the goal now is to implement an active SEO strategy involving link building, a blog, and multilingual support. We'd like to rank for both French and English queries so with different folders: domain/en/blog and domain/fr/blog
Here are its current stats, we haven't done nothing yet:
My question is as follows: considering that my domain is only 8 months old but already indexed, would it be better for me to focus solely on this one, start publishing high-quality blog articles, and engage in effective link building?
Or would it be worthwhile to acquire an expired domain, older and indexed with a good Trust Flow (TF), to expedite ranking by publishing blog content, and ultimately, at the end of the articles, insert a call-to-action redirecting to my main domain (for example, creating an article like "How to Generate Leads with Instagram," where I write the article and conclude with a section like "If you need assistance with lead generation on Instagram, check out [main domain] ...")?
Would the 2nd option be beneficial, or would it only be useful on a large scale with multiple expired domains (I guess it's called a PBN) or perhaps even detrimental from an SEO perspective (idk if it would be seen as spam)?
Thank you very much
