How can a redirected website be indexed?

DaniErre

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Hi! I would know how a redirected website can be indexed in search engines. I mean, website A redirects visitors to website B but just website A will be indexed. I can exclude 301 permanent redirection because crawlers will follow redirection and they will index website B. I'm pretty sure that there's a way to do this, but how?
 
Hi! I would know how a redirected website can be indexed in search engines. I mean, website A redirects visitors to website B but just website A will be indexed. I can exclude 301 permanent redirection because crawlers will follow redirection and they will index website B. I'm pretty sure that there's a way to do this, but how?

You can iframe site A to site B....site A will be indexed as normal.
 
Thanks! I think it's what I was looking for! So, I can insert whatever content I want to be indexed about website A in the index.html file (such as title, meta tag description etc.) and, adding iframe, visitors will see website B content that it won't be indexed in search engines. Is it correct?
 
Thanks! I think it's what I was looking for! So, I can insert whatever content I want to be indexed about website A in the index.html file (such as title, meta tag description etc.) and, adding iframe, visitors will see website B content that it won't be indexed in search engines. Is it correct?

Site A is a standard content site with posts/pages....the iframe can sit anywhere within site A and when the visitor arrives they see targeted content from site B.

There are plugins that will also target what visitors see what content....i use WP Cloaker which is really good.
 
There's a problem. Website I insert in iframe doesn't show any content. I've made some researches about that and probably there's an "iframe block" in that page. Then, unless there's some workaround about iframe, it's not my way. What about cloaking?
 
There's a problem. Website I insert in iframe doesn't show any content. I've made some researches about that and probably there's an "iframe block" in that page. Then, unless there's some workaround about iframe, it's not my way. What about cloaking?

If you have added website B into website A as an iframe and no content is showing(i assume website B has content?)....then what that means is that you are trying to iframe an unsecured http site on a secured https site....you cannot MIX http and https on the same site
 
Both websites are secured ones, but website B is a tracking link about a CPA offer. I have same result if I insert Google in the iframe, what I get is a blank page. Instead, if I iframe one of my other domains everything works smoothly.
 
If you use a pure 301 redirect from Website A to B, website A will not be visible on the search engine - it will be visible for a short while, and then after a while, website B will take over after that.
Otherwise, like so many have mentioned above, if you iframe website B on website A, you can still set meta-title and description on website A, and those information will be seen if it is listed on the search engine - but if there's no content, then that's another issue in listing altogether.
 
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