will my site ever rank again?

will my site ever rank again?
I stopped working on my site 4 months ago(because of adsense disabled) which was ranking very well at almost all keywords.
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I thought of restarting the site again with 301 redirections to the new site, but rankings are decreased for many keywords, will it rank again if I start the website again with 301 redirection?
if the main website already lost rank/positions, if you move on a new domain with 301 you will redirect the former rank at maximum, at least for start. so if you don't have a manual action, penalty, sandbox, etc why not start again to write on the main website and make no redirection? at least the main website have some rank already, and you don't start from 0.
I think crystygye gave a wonderful advise. WHY not write on this blog within the next four months and see if the ranking will shoot up. But don't forget about your competitors, during the four months break you took, someone certainly was building a site surrounding your niche, competitors were also busy pointing relevant/powerful links to their site.
Most times, your ranking drop does not necessarily mean your site is hit, it just mean that your competitors start building more relevant/powerful links and new comers are taking over the niche.
My mind says you are going to get adsense for the new domain with new site, and setup your old domain backlink power from 301 to boost up the new domain DA and PA. is that right?
if the main website already lost rank/positions, if you move on a new domain with 301 you will redirect the former rank at maximum, at least for start. so if you don't have a manual action, penalty, sandbox, etc why not start again to write on the main website and make no redirection? at least the main website have some rank already, and you don't start from 0.
I can't because I've got adsense disabled.
I think crystygye gave a wonderful advise. WHY not write on this blog within the next four months and see if the ranking will shoot up. But don't forget about your competitors, during the four months break you took, someone certainly was building a site surrounding your niche, competitors were also busy pointing relevant/powerful links to their site.

Most times, your ranking drop does not necessarily mean your site is hit, it just mean that your competitors start building more relevant/powerful links and new comers are taking over the niche.
I am doing 301 because previous site adsense disabled, there is no earning source better than adsense as my site is not any affiliate niche site.
My mind says you are going to get adsense for the new domain with new site, and setup your old domain backlink power from 301 to boost up the new domain DA and PA. is that right?
yeah
ha ha. i was right then. So there's nothing wrong what you're going to do. but first clear your old domain unnatural links. clear the spam links from that domain. and started to build more powerful high authority links to that domain, and also create high quality new posts and also build backlinks to that. I'm sure you will find good backlinks from here high DA posts links, edu links and good PBN links. after that create your new site with that new domain and add quality articles and get adsense for that domain. after that redirect your old website all site in 301 to your new domain. your will get most of the backlink power and authority score to your new domain.
If you are going to use adsense again on a new site, i wont recommend 301 your adsense banned site to the new one. Your new adsense account will be banned again for sure.
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Is it solely an Adsense based website?

Could you maybe monetize with CPA/Amazon/Shop?
If you are going to use adsense again on a new site, i wont recommend 301 your adsense banned site to the new one. Your new adsense account will be banned again for sure.
Haha, I asked the same question from the adsense team. They replied positively. I can't explain to you much but I assured that my adsense will not get banned, at least for redirecting the old domain.
Nice to hear that, but i still doubt that. According to adsense rules, you can only have 1 adsense account. If your site was banned and not the account itself, then we might need to consider why they banned your site at the first place.


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