Do tumblrs pass link juice after redirect ?

[hadron]

Hi

I am setting up some web 2s on tumblrs. But do they pass link juice after the redirect ?

The redirects are meta refresh/javascript redirects on a separate page.
https://t.umblr.com/redirect?z=.....

<noscript><meta name="referrer" content="origin"><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http://www.google.com/best-laptops/"></noscript><meta name="referrer" content="origin"><title>Redirecting...</title><script>window.opener = null;location.replace("http:\/\/www.google.com\/best-laptops\/")</script>

I am sure, this cannot be counted as a 301 redirect.
Could somebody share some test results ?

 

[Nargil]

That redirect has been in effect for over a year now and they still work perfectly fine. Google follows every link. There might be some slight link juice drop due to that, but nothing dramatic.

 

[hadron]

That redirect has been in effect for over a year now and they still work perfectly fine. Google follows every link. There might be some slight link juice drop due to that, but nothing dramatic.

Thanks for the tip. I shall try building some Tumblrs now

 

[raheempra]

They do work because I have one tumblr network which i use to rank easy keywords and it does the job

 

[dogilim]

Thanks for the tip. I shall try building some Tumblrs now

There is a trick that you can get link without redirect :

 

[aidenhera]

meta refresh redirect passes less link juice, but since all links from tumblr blogs are changed to redirects from "t.umblr.com" then surely that subdomain has more authority than your subdomain blog, maybe you are winner here

@dogilim that method is very limited because you cant insert normal links on every post, just one and its sitewide

in a fact, its footprint, if you have only one OBL

 

[asmadeus082016]

Since mid of 2016 google announce that all 3xx links are now pass whole link juice. And it's related for any sources including web 2.0

 

[CFT]

Whats a good way of finding expired Tumblr blogs? I did use expired Tumblr finder from supagrowth but now that tool isn't free anymore

 

[Nargil]

Whats a good way of finding expired Tumblr blogs? I did use expired Tumblr finder from supagrowth but now that tool isn't free anymore

Patience is the best tool there is.

 

[CFT]

you mean I have to be patient for a useful reply

 

[Nargil]

you mean I have to be patient for a useful reply

There's a fine line between "useful reply" and "reply I want to hear".

 

[hadron]

meta refresh redirect passes less link juice, but since all links from tumblr blogs are changed to redirects from "t.umblr.com" then surely that subdomain has more authority than your subdomain blog, maybe you are winner here

glad to hear that. i have to test and see.

 

[Deleted member 283687]

I tried to the same thing year ago,it didn't worked

 

[MuDiab]

Hi

I am setting up some web 2s on tumblrs. But do they pass link juice after the redirect ?

The redirects are meta refresh/javascript redirects on a separate page.
https://t.umblr.com/redirect?z=.....

<noscript><meta name="referrer" content="origin"><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http://www.google.com/best-laptops/"></noscript><meta name="referrer" content="origin"><title>Redirecting...</title><script>window.opener = null;location.replace("http:\/\/www.google.com\/best-laptops\/")</script>

I am sure, this cannot be counted as a 301 redirect.
Could somebody share some test results ?

You can get over the redirect with a little trick, in the description of the Tumblr blog they allow placing HTML code you can do this on your Tumblr blog:

<a href="http://www.yourwebsite.com" target="_blank"> Your Selected Keyword </a>

After that when you click on the anchor in your description you will not find redirect code

 

[PersistenceAttacks]

You can always get do follow link from description by going to customize page but in my experience the redirect link still passes the juice. I have one website which is ranking solely based on tumblr network and they did not lose the rankign even when they changed it to redirect last year

 

[CFT]

There's a fine line between "useful reply" and "reply I want to hear".

Maybe there is, however, I said useful reply