“Another advantage of the DDOS attack that you probably don’t know is the loss of Google Organic Ranking. Google really don’t like unreachable URLs or slow website. As soon as they find a decrease of availability or speed, your target will be temporary removed from results and then it will lose his Google ranking. Two weeks after a four days DDOS attack, I have seen a website going from first page to third page.”
“Another advantage of the DDOS attack that you probably don’t know is the loss of Google Organic Ranking. Google really don’t like unreachable URLs or slow website. As soon as they find a decrease of availability or speed, your target will be temporary removed from results and then it will lose his Google ranking. Two weeks after a four days DDOS attack, I have seen a website going from first page to third page.”
https://blog.radware.com/security/2017/01/can-seo-rankings-be-lowered-by-ddos-attack/
That’s not really true today, and there are are a lot more effective ways to blackhat a site into a google rankings dive.
I’m happy to offer my SEO assistance to thedonald.win if needed
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Cool. I was curious if the DDOS would have any affect on our Alexis website ranking and found this link. Great to know.
Alexa ranking is meaningless
Organic keyword rankings in google and Domain Authority are more important
We're not gonna be popping up for anyone not looking specifically for this site anyway.
But we could .... 🤔