My Website is getting too many DMCA Hits
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My Website has been getting too many DMCA Hits since last december then my rankings dropped
i would like to know if getting a new domain would be advisable ... and would it be good to redirect my website that is getting DMCA hits to the new domain i want to get
it is advisable to build links for it the new domain or would it pass link juice to it (it has some spammy links tho)
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If you stop doing the things that cause the DMCA hits and start over on a new domain then this problem will be gone.
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