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Domain Strategy

unique and cool Name that is memorable

  • Think of names like "Netflix" (unique and cool) instead of "chicagolawyer.com" (just keywords). If a keyword fits naturally, you can mix it in, like "petgroomingpros.com," but don’t force it.
  • Avoid long, tricky names, hyphens, or numbers because they’re hard to remember and type.
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High search keyword similar to your niche in ur domain name

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    • Ahrefs / SEMrush → look for 2k–10k search, KD < 15, (CPCoptional > $5) (more CPC more means people bid on this keyword and convert)
  • Avoid long, tricky names, hyphens, or numbers because they’re hard to remember and type.
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High authority Domain name 6+ more best

  • Go to deleted domain or expired domain tools like DomCop or SpamZilla to hunt high-authority expired domains.
  • Enter the main keywords you want to target.
  • Use bulk check and filter by authority metrics such as DA (Domain Authority), DR (Domain Rating), TF (Trust Flow), and number of backlinks.

Domain you choosed aged & Have traffic

  • Check SEMrush or similar check organic traffic

Check Domaine if dont have issues

  • Check the domain's spam score using tools like Website SEO Checker.
  • Look up the domain's history through an ICANN WHOIS search.
  • Verify if the domain has ever been flagged by DMCA notices.
  • Avoid domains with a history of private blog networks (PBNs) or adult-related content.
  • Review the Wayback Machine to ensure the domain previously matched your website niche.
  • Audit the backlink profile and avoid domains with low-quality or toxic links.
  • Use a Google search like site:domain.com to check for spammy or irrelevant indexed pages.

Verify availability for .com + local ccTLD.

  • Google trusts ccTLDs (country code top-level domains) as strong local intent signals.
  • Buy the .com domain first as your main global brand.
  • Then purchase local ccTLDs like .fr, .de, .nl, etc. (the more, the better for local SEO).
  • Optionally, you can also buy .io and .co for tech/startup appeal.
  • Avoid domains like .xyz, .info, .biz — they are cheap but have a spammy reputation.
  • Never buy a domain that costs less than $10 — it’s often low-quality or suspicious.

Optional

  • Choose a keyword where competing websites have low Domain Authority.
  • Select a keyword with monthly search volume between 2,000 and 10,000+.
  • Ensure the keyword has commercial intent by analyzing if businesses are running ads or campaigns that directly lead to sales.

Enterprise Insight: Premium domains with E-E-A-T signals achieve 47% higher rankings in competitive niches.

Act as a Tier-1 brand architect tasked with naming a future category leader. Generate 10 world-class, short (.com-viable), and linguistically fluid brand/domain name ideas for a business in the [insert niche, e.g., 'eco-friendly handmade soaps'] space. Follow these constraints and insights: Phonetic elegance: 1–2 syllables max, ultra-pronounceable globally, no tongue-twisters. Visual simplicity: Looks clean in a logo, easy to type and remember. Emotional charge: Names should evoke the niche's core emotion (e.g., purity, trust, innovation, power). Linguistic roots: You may explore blends (like 'Spotify'), Latinate or Greek roots, real/fake word hybrids, or evocative neologisms. Futureproofing: Avoid overly descriptive or niche-limited terms. Names should scale across product lines, geography, and years. No hyphens, numbers, or cliché buzzwords. Nothing like “best,” “get,” or “my.” Domain viability: Prioritize .com domains that are available or minimally competitive. Go beyond generic. Think Stripe, Zara, Uber, Glossier, Notion — names with gravity and identity.


Set Up Crucial Website Configurations Ask ChatGPT

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You are a world-class **technical SEO strategist**, **full-stack web architect**, and **digital strategist**. I am building a **fully custom-coded website (not WordPress)**. Your task is to generate a **complete, exhaustive, actionable setup guide** that replicates and surpasses everything WordPress plugins do, covering SEO, performance, security, backups, content management, analytics, and devops. --- ### Instructions: 1. **Break down every essential task and best practice I must implement manually.** * Use **clear, step-by-step bullet points**. * Include **tool recommendations** (open source, SaaS, or scripts). * Provide **sample code snippets** (HTML, JSON-LD, server config, etc.) where relevant. * Give **implementation details, tips, and caveats** for each item. 2. **Cover all functionality normally handled by these WordPress plugin types:** * SEO Plugins (e.g., Rank Math, Yoast) * Caching & Performance Plugins (e.g., WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache) * Security Plugins (e.g., Wordfence, Solid Security) * Backup Plugins (e.g., UpdraftPlus, Duplicator) 3. **Provide a comprehensive checklist and guidance divided into the following sections:** --- ### Sections to cover (with detailed subpoints): #### 1. On-page & Technical SEO * Meta tags: titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs * Heading tags and semantic HTML5 structure * SEO-friendly URL/permalink structure * Canonical tags to prevent duplicate content * JSON-LD structured data for schemas (Organization, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, Article, Product, FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Review, Event, VideoObject) * Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata * Language and hreflang tags (ISO standard) for multilingual sites * robots.txt configuration with crawl directives and sitemap location * XML sitemap generation and auto-update on content changes * Control indexing with meta robots tags and HTTP headers * Internal linking best practices with diverse anchor text * Image SEO: alt text, descriptive filenames, responsive images, lazy loading * Favicon and app icons with manifest.json for PWA support * Pagination and rel="next"/"prev" handling * Noindex management for low-value or admin pages #### 2. Performance & Core Web Vitals * Lazy loading for images, videos, iframes * CDN integration with cache purging (Cloudflare, BunnyCDN, etc.) * Image optimization: WebP, AVIF, srcset and sizes attributes * CSS/JS minification, bundling, critical CSS extraction * Server response time (TTFB) optimization: HTTP/2 or HTTP/3, keep-alive * Preload critical assets (fonts, LCP images) and resource hints (prefetch, preconnect) * Eliminate render-blocking resources, defer non-critical JS * Efficient font loading: font-display swap, subsets, variable fonts * Optimize Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, FID/INP) metrics * Use real user monitoring and synthetic tests (Lighthouse, WebPageTest) * Implement caching headers: cache-control, ETags, stale-while-revalidate #### 3. Security * Admin area protection: basic auth, IP whitelist, rate limiting * Brute-force attack prevention (fail2ban, WAF rules) * Input sanitization and output escaping to prevent XSS, SQL injection, CSRF * HTTPS enforcement with SSL/TLS and HSTS headers * Secure cookies: HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite * Disable directory listing * Implement Content Security Policy (CSP) headers * Set strict file/folder permissions * Disable unused HTTP methods (PUT, DELETE, TRACE) * Security headers: X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy * Regular security audits and vulnerability scans #### 4. Backup Strategy * Automate database backups (cron + mysqldump or equivalent) * Automate file backups with offsite storage (AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, FTP) * Encrypt backups and validate integrity * Backup versioning and retention policies * Regular backup restoration tests * Monitoring and alerting on backup status #### 5. Site Architecture & User Experience * Logical site hierarchy and silo structure * Breadcrumb navigation with schema markup * Flat navigation structure (≤3 clicks to key pages) * Custom 404 page with helpful links and search * Redirects handling: 301 for moved pages, 410 for deleted * Mobile responsiveness and accessibility compliance * Optional: Progressive Web App features #### 6. Multilingual & Accessibility * hreflang tags with ISO language and region codes * Language-specific URLs: subdomains, subfolders, or URL parameters * WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance: semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, contrast * ARIA roles and states usage * Skip navigation links for screen readers * Accessible forms with labels and error handling * Automated accessibility testing tools (axe-core, Lighthouse) #### 7. Analytics & Tracking * Google Analytics 4 setup via Google Tag Manager or direct code snippet * Google Search Console verification and monitoring * Conversion event tracking (form submissions, clicks, purchases) * UTM parameter implementation for campaign tracking * Integration of additional analytics (Hotjar, Facebook Pixel, Matomo) * Privacy compliance: cookie consent and GDPR/CCPA adherence #### 8. Replacing Core WordPress Features * Media management UI and file organization with automatic optimization * Commenting system with spam moderation * Blog/post management (Markdown support, WYSIWYG editor, or headless CMS) * Multilingual content handling and routing (i18n) * Admin dashboard or CMS for content updates * Form handling with validation, CAPTCHA, SMTP/email integration * RSS feed generation for blogs/news #### 9. DevOps & Deployment * Git version control with branching strategy * CI/CD pipeline for automated testing and deployment * Environment variable/config management (.env files) * Server compression (GZIP, Brotli) * Uptime and performance monitoring with alerting * Automated Lighthouse and WebPageTest audits on deploy * Log aggregation and error monitoring (Sentry, LogRocket) * Automated security scanning in build/deploy pipelines --- ### Deliverables: * Return a **detailed bullet-point checklist** structured by the sections above * Provide **tool recommendations** and **code snippet examples** where applicable * Suggest how to organize these tasks into a **Notion board or PDF project tracker** for phased implementation and progress monitoring * Include **notes on task priorities and dependencies** --- **Output must be exhaustive and enterprise-grade**, leaving nothing out for a full technical SEO & web architecture manual suitable for an agency-level custom-coded site. --- If you understand the task fully, start generating the setup guide accordingly.


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Perform Keyword Analysis and Establish Topic Themes

Process

  • Pillar Page (Main Page)
  • Cluster Pages (Linked from Pillar)
  • Pillar = Page ⇒ example: domain.com/Marketing
  • Clusters = Blog posts or sub-pages ⇒ example: domain.com/Marketing/ppc
  • Use Pages for all pillar content.
  • Use Blog posts or even subfolder in page section for supporting content like case studies, updates, stats, industry trends — which still link back to the pillar.
  • Each blog post links to the pillar, and the pillar links to each cluster.
  • This is called a “topic cluster” model.
┌───────────────────────────────┐
│ الموضوع الرئيسي (Pillar)      │
│ "برنامج HR SaaS إدارة التوظيف"│
└─────────────┬─────────────────┘
              │
 ┌────────────┼─────────────┬─────────────┐
 │            │             │             │
 │ موضوع فرعي 1│ موضوع فرعي 2│ موضوع فرعي 3│
 │ "كيفية فلترة │ "تنظيم جداول"│ "أدوات تقييم"│
 │ "السير الذاتية"│ "المقابلات"│ "المتقدمين"  │
 └─────┬──────┘ └──────┬────┘ └──────┬────┘
       │               │               │
 ┌─────┴────┐    ┌─────┴────┐    ┌─────┴────┐
 │ كلمات    │    │ كلمات    │    │ كلمات    │
 │ طويلة    │    │ طويلة    │    │ طويلة    │
 │ بحال:    │    │ بحال:    │    │ بحال:    │
 │ "فلترة  │    │ "تنظيم  │    │ "تقييم"  │
 │ السير    │    │ جداول"  │    │ الموظفين"│
 │ الذاتية" │    │ "المقابلات"│  │ "أفضل أدوات"│
 └──────────┘    └──────────┘    └──────────┘

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When your site grows, some cluster pages become important enough to host their own cluster groups. Turning a cluster into a pillar lets you organize content better and boost SEO relevance.


Example

  • Pillar: HR SaaS Solutions
    • Cluster 1: Resume Management (can be a pillar for further clusters)
      • Cluster 1.1: Resume Parsing Techniques
      • Cluster 1.2: Resume Filtering Best Practices
I’m preparing a comprehensive pillar blog post on the topic “[Your Main Topic, e.g., ‘Beginner’s Guide to Sourdough Baking’].” Please generate a detailed content outline that structures the pillar page around core themes and subtopics. The outline should include 5 to 7 well-defined cluster topics—each designed to be standalone blog posts—that support and expand on the pillar content. For example, cluster topics might include “How to Create a Sourdough Starter” or “Choosing the Best Flours for Sourdough.” Ensure the outline reflects a clear topical hierarchy and internal linking strategy to boost SEO and user engagement.

Step-by-Step SEO Content Strategy

Step 1: Find Important Words (Keywords)

What are keywords?
These are the important words or phrases people type into Google when they search for something.

Seed Keywords:

These are the big important words that describe your whole topic.
For example, if your site is about HR SaaS managing resumes, seed keywords could be:

  • "Resume Management"
  • "HR SaaS"
  • "Recruitment Software"

Why?
Seed keywords help you decide what your big main page (Pillar Page) will be about.
This big page talks about the main topic using those seed keywords.

Step 2: Use Long-Tail Keywords for More Details

What are long-tail keywords?
These are longer, more specific phrases that people search for.
For example:

  • "How to filter resumes automatically"
  • "Best ways to organize job applications"

Why?
Long-tail keywords help you create smaller pages or blog posts that focus on specific questions or problems people have. These are called Topic Clusters.

Step 3: Create Your Big Page (Pillar Page)

Use your seed keywords to make one big page that explains your whole topic clearly.
This page should talk about everything generally and link to smaller pages (clusters) for details.

Why?
Google loves when you have one big page showing you’re an expert on a topic.
It also helps visitors understand your site’s main focus.

Step 4: Make Topic Clusters (Smaller Pages or Blog Posts)

Each cluster is about a long-tail keyword — a specific question or detail about your big topic.
Write small pages or posts answering those questions.
Link each cluster back to your big pillar page and vice versa.

Why?
Clusters help Google understand your website better.
They also give visitors detailed answers, keeping them on your site longer.

Step 5: Organize Clusters Into Groups

When your website grows, some clusters become big enough to have their own smaller clusters.
You can turn a cluster into a sub-pillar page, which links to even more detailed clusters.

Example:

  • Pillar: HR SaaS Solutions (big main page)
  • Cluster 1 / Sub-Pillar: Resume Management (big topic on its own)
  • Cluster 1.1: Resume Parsing Techniques
  • Cluster 1.2: Resume Filtering Best Practices

Why?
This keeps your site neat and organized.
It shows Google you’re an expert on many related topics, boosting your rankings.

Step 6: Make URLs and Titles Clear

Use simple URLs like:
yoursite.com/hr-saas-solutions (pillar page)
yoursite.com/blog/resume-filtering (cluster post)

Use clear titles and headings so visitors and Google know what each page is about.

Why?
Clear URLs and titles help Google index your pages better and help visitors find what they want fast.

Step 7: Use Internal Links

Always link from your pillar page to cluster pages, and from clusters back to the pillar.
Also, link clusters to each other if they are related.

Why?
Internal links help Google crawl your site and understand the relationships between pages.
They also guide visitors to read more on your site.

Step 8: Add Pictures and Videos

Use images or videos on your pages to explain ideas better.

Why?
Visitors stay longer when content is interesting and easy to understand.
Google notices this and ranks your site higher.

Step 9: Check How Your Site is Doing

Use Google Analytics and Search Console to see which pages visitors like and how they find you.

Why?
This helps you fix what’s not working and make your site better.

Summary Table

Step What to Do Why It’s Important
Find Seed Keywords Pick big important keywords To build your main big pillar page
Use Long-Tail Keywords Find detailed, specific phrases To create many detailed cluster pages
Create Pillar Page Write one big, general page Shows expertise and organizes content
Make Topic Clusters Write detailed pages for each long-tail Helps visitors and improves Google rankings
Organize Clusters Turn big clusters into sub-pillars Keeps site organized, boosts SEO power
Clear URLs & Titles Use simple, descriptive URLs and headings Helps Google and visitors understand your pages
Internal Linking Link pillar and cluster pages together Helps Google crawl and visitors navigate
Add Media Use images/videos Engages visitors and improves ranking
Monitor Performance Use analytics tools To improve and fix your site

Strategy 1 (Important)

  • Get popular websites like CNN with 90+ authority.
  • Search their backlinks.
  • Check if their domain is expired.
  • Validate spam score.
  • Validate backlinks are dofollow and main domain authority is high.
  • If domain costs only $1, it's better because cheap domains often are spammy.
  • Redirect to your SaaS site.
  • (Optional) If authority and traffic are high, even better.
  • Check archive.org for domain history.
  • Get instant authority, traffic, and trust from such domains.

Strategy 2 (Important)

  • Find .gov and .edu domains with 90+ authority, even if niche irrelevant.
  • Look for backlinks related to .gov, .edu, .org.
  • Use search queries like: inurl:/documents/ intitle:"upload" OR intitle:"file" site:.gov OR site:.eu
  • Check for niche-specific documents, e.g. IPTV: inurl:/documents/ intext:"iptv" OR intitle:"file" site:.gov OR site:.eu
  • Search their backlinks, check expiry, spam score, and dofollow status.
  • Redirect domains to your SaaS.
  • (Optional) Use authority & traffic domains for better results.
  • Check archive.org for domain history.
  • (Optional) Search legal articles related to your niche and redirect to subfolder like yoursite.com/legacy-resource to inject natural authority.

Strategy 3 (Important)

  • Buy a dead SaaS domain with backlinks and relevance, redirect to your new domain.
  • Search backlinks, validate domain expiry, spam score, dofollow backlinks.
  • Redirect to your SaaS.
  • (Optional) If authority and traffic are good, even better.
  • Check archive.org for domain history.
  • (Optional) Build custom landing pages on yourwebsite.com/domainA.
  • Redirect DomainA.com to yourwebsite.com/domainA to preserve brand signals and keywords.

Strategy 4

  • Use Press releases.
  • Get backlinks from others.
  • Apply as advertiser on platforms like JVZoo, ClickBank, etc.
  • Buy competitor’s exact match domains and TLD variations, e.g. competitor.io, competitor.co, getcompetitor.com.
  • Register competitor brand name + “reviews” or “scam” domains like competitor-reviews.com.
  • Clone competitor’s design but link pricing buttons to your platform.
  • Add invisible USP differentiators in code comments for Googlebot (e.g., ).
  • Optimize for SEO.
  • Use popups promoting your website or redirect visitors, test with A/B until you find the best converting method.
  • Use direct sales approach (especially effective for IPTV niche).

Strategy 5

  • Register 3+ country-specific domains (e.g., .de, .fr, .nl) and cross-link them to your primary .com to create a localized authority network.

Strategy 6 (Don't Do It)

  • Avoid redirect chaining: DomainA.com → DomainB.com → DomainC.com → yourwebsite.com as Google may penalize this.

Strategy 7

  • Use Google Ads $1/day campaign to send traffic to your homepage or blog targeting key keywords.
  • This forces faster crawling and indexation by Google.

Strategies for Instant Results

  • Scrape emails from LinkedIn RH using tools like Clay.com, PhantomBuster, SalesQL, Hunter.io, Email Permutator.
  • Pull full name, email, company, job title.
  • Run retargeting & lookalike campaigns on Google & social media.
  • Send warm emails pretending purchase confirmation or invoice alerts to increase open rates.
  • Use psychological copywriting to get attention, e.g., referencing competitor companies.
  • Use A/B testing on email sequences like:
    • Email 1: “You left something behind…”
    • Email 2: “You still have 1h to claim your discount”
    • Email 3: “We’ve restocked your item — just for you”

Google Ads Tips

  • Target review keywords like:
    • “[Competitor] pricing”
    • “[Product name] alternative”
    • “Best [category] for [use-case]”
  • Use high-CTR ad copies such as:
    • “Don’t Buy [Competitor] Until You Read This”
    • “Better Alternative to [Product] — 50% Off Today”
  • Send traffic to pre-lander blog posts → CTA → your offer.

Social Media

  • Use retargeting and lookalike audiences.
  • Test creatives with psychological hooks.
  • Use fake comments, followers, and likes to build social proof (be cautious).

Automation & Scraping Tactics

  • Find recruiter job posts on LinkedIn or live websites.
  • Scrape public job listings from LinkedIn, Indeed, etc.
  • Example: SaaS for filtering resumes.
  • Upload intentionally bad resumes to test the SaaS filter, trigger curiosity, and ego of recruiters.
  • Track email opens with tracking pixels.
  • Run funnel tests to find winning sequences.

SEO Content Structure

  • Pillar Page (Main Page)
  • Cluster Pages (Linked from Pillar)
  • Pillar = page, e.g. domain.com/Marketing
  • Clusters = blog posts or subpages, e.g. domain.com/Marketing/ppc
  • Use pages for all pillar content.
  • Use blog posts for supporting content like case studies, updates, stats, and trends, linking back to the pillar.
  • Each blog post links to the pillar, and the pillar links back to each cluster.
  • This is called the “topic cluster” model.

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