I’ve seen some people within the search engine optimisation trade recommend that there will probably be some kind of search rating and search engine optimisation impression with the sale of Google Domains to Squarespace. I simply wished to make clear this sale ought to have zero impression in your Google Search rankings or search engine optimisation efforts.
Some suppose that when Google sells Google Domains it’ll lose its standing as a website registrar. And if Google does not have DNS information it may impression some search alerts, like when the area was registered, if it was dropped, if it was transferred, and many others.
I doubt that Google will drop its standing as a website title registrar.
Google grew to become a website registrar in 2005, 9 years previous to opening Google Domains in 2014. So I doubt Google was considering in 2005, lets grow to be a vendor of domains 9 years later. The 2, are most likely unrelated and I doubt Google will hand over its standing there.
Additionally, I assume it’s doable that through the switch these on Google Domains can run into DNS points when the migration occurs. However that I’m certain is very unlikely. And if that does occur, Google Search will determine it out quick and issues will return to regular when it’s resolved. Though, issues going improper with the switch are extremely unlikely.
So I do not suppose the sale of Google Domains may have any search engine optimisation or Google rating impression.
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