milosevic

msg:4458020 | 2:17 am on May 26, 2012 (gmt 0) |
How many visitors does the site get currently? The best plan for me if you have to change the sites focus would be to replace the current content with informational content that's relevant to your project and keyphrases you will be targeting as soon as possible. Then bolt the commercial component on later. Don't expect current backlinks to the site to count for much after you change it's purpose and topic though, and they could potentially hold the site back in establishing relevancy for something different.
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hulahoop

msg:4458128 | 1:25 pm on May 26, 2012 (gmt 0) |
the domain I purchased has very low traffic and isn't even ranked on Alexa. I bought it for the name solely. I really don't know what it is relevancy. I am just wondering if my change in relevancy will hold it back from indexing in my targeted industry? Is google smart enough to make that change immediately? of is there a sandbox period ?
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milosevic

msg:4458300 | 6:13 am on May 27, 2012 (gmt 0) |
There's no official sandbox period, but if your domain has heaps of links to it that say for example "lawnmower repair" it's likely to be considered relevant to lawnmower repair. If your domain has few backlinks you can consider it more like a newly registered domain. I would still be wary about changing content completely overnight though and would either take down the current content some time in advance or ideally do that and put up some informational content related to what you are going to be targeting.
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hulahoop

msg:4458371 | 1:36 pm on May 27, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Thanks! That was great help Milosevic
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