Check archive.org (Wayback Machine) or Screenshots.com to make sure the website has a clean history, particularly its most recent history. This has happened to me a couple times, so I look out for it now. If at any point it looks like the domain was home to a …

There's nothing like marketing in the minute. You don't have to worry about every literal version of a keyword or phrase in the current context-based era of SEO, but you also can't ignore the searcher and theirintent. Nonetheless, each one will present you with the search form and a SERP …