One of my domains expired a few months ago. The hosting provider send numerous emails, but unfortunately I didn't see them and now my website is gone. I contacted hosting immediately to explain the issue and to see if they had a backup available, but they do not. The website had about 2k organic traffic per month and I love to rebuild it as quickly as possible. I don't have a copy of the website or from any of the content I have written. What would be the best way to rebuild the most important pages of the website that drove most traffic? All advice is welcome! EDIT: I think I wasn't clear. I still own the domain name. The hosting was terminated, so all the website's contents are gone. submitted by /u/EntrepeNetherlands [link] [comments] from The SEO Authority https://ift.tt/80Bf5x7
Hey guys, I’m trying to figure out if I’m underpaid at my current agency, and whether my experience justifies asking for a raise. I make $46K a year with no college degree. I’ve got 3–4 years of freelance experience behind me, but this job taught me a LOT — it’s my first agency. Here I handle backlink management (we outsource the actual building), gap keyword research, training interns and assistants, local GBP optimization, page optimizations, content optimizations, Bing updates, Yelp optimizations, content briefs, and content writing — all of it across 3 clients, on my own. Before this I had some paid ads experience (freelance, never agency, but I’m decent at it), plus GA4 and GTM setup skills. I’m in Austin, TX. The other account manager has a master’s and I don’t, so part of me wonders if I’m being ungrateful even asking. We both carry the same load though. I graduate October 9th with a bachelor’s in marketing, which I’m hoping strengthens my case. And honestly, the stress is s...