301 redirect an experied domain and need advice

[swekredit]

hi

i have an old experied domain that i want to 301 redirect it to my money site, and i dont know how to do it. do i need ti locate every page on my old domain, and then 301 redirect every page. or can i redirect the whole domain at once?

also in majestic seo the old domain has different metrics
for an example

htttp://http://www.mydomain.com has a lot of backlinks and high trust flow and citation flow
and http://www.mydomain.com has quit less backlinks and low trustflow and citation flow

and mydomain.com has no backlinks at all.

how do i know if i did the 301 redirect correct. And also if i 301 redirect my old domain to my new money site, will my new site look like the old one, when it comes to appearance, all i wan to do is to extract the backlinks profile of the old domain to my new domain, and gain some link juice.

 

[PaulRD]

hi

i have an old experied domain that i want to 301 redirect it to my money site, and i dont know how to do it. do i need ti locate every page on my old domain, and then 301 redirect every page. or can i redirect the whole domain at once?

also in majestic seo the old domain has different metrics
for an example

htttp://www.mydomain.com has a lot of backlinks and high trust flow and citation flow
and www.mydomain.com has quit less backlinks and low trustflow and citation flow

and mydomain.com has no backlinks at all.

how do i know if i did the 301 redirect correct. And also if i 301 redirect my old domain to my new money site, will my new site look like the old one, when it comes to appearance, all i wan to do is to extract the backlinks profile of the old domain to my new domain, and gain some link juice.

Ask your domain provider to do 301 redirect to new website. Or you can do it yourself with manage(option) on domain dashboad. It's easy bruh, no rocket science

 

[swekredit]

yes i know, but here is the problem. i dont know if i need to 301 redirect the old domain, page by page, or can i 301 redirect the whole domain at once. And also what happens with my new domain, when it comes to appearance ? does it going to look like the old domain that i 301 redirected, what i mean does it going to have the old domains template etc? or am i going to only get the old domains links?

 

[nichexposure]

It's up to you. If you want to relive all the pages then you need to redirect page by pages. If you think you don't need to relive all the pages then just redirect it to the home page. In this case, set a default 404-page direction to your home page.

 

[PaulRD]

yes i know, but here is the problem. i dont know if i need to 301 redirect the old domain, page by page, or can i 301 redirect the whole domain at once. And also what happens with my new domain, when it comes to appearance ? does it going to look like the old domain that i 301 redirected, what i mean does it going to have the old domains template etc? or am i going to only get the old domains links?

Oh I was on the diff page. Anyway, the new domain isn't gonna look like the old domain on templates and looks of it. However technically the new domain is now the resurrected ver of your old domain. It's upto you to made it look like anything else or like the old domain with similar url and shit.

And like 90℅ of link juice will pass from old domain to new domain as its permanent direct. Thats it

 

[swekredit]

Oh I was on the diff page. Anyway, the new domain isn't gonna look like the old domain on templates and looks of it. However technically the new domain is now the resurrected ver of your old domain. It's upto you to made it look like anything else or like the old domain with similar url and shit.

And like 90℅ of link juice will pass from old domain to new domain as its permanent direct. Thats it

ok, so can i 301 redirect the whole domain at once? or do i need to 301 redirect the old domain page by page? i dont know how many pages the old domains has, but i thinks its a lot. and also i dont know how to see how many pages it has?

i am looking to redirect the whole old domain at once, can i do it? and also am i going to get every linkjuice from the old domain. i know that old domain will not pass 100% of the links but still quit a lot.

 

[Renfield-Files]

yes i know, but here is the problem. i dont know if i need to 301 redirect the old domain, page by page, or can i 301 redirect the whole domain at once. And also what happens with my new domain, when it comes to appearance ? does it going to look like the old domain that i 301 redirected, what i mean does it going to have the old domains template etc? or am i going to only get the old domains links?

Create a sitemap from The older domain and check the status. The create a new page on your current domain with good content and a proper URL containing your EDM.

Works for me!

 

[Renfield-Files]

Almost forgot... Wait the new page get indexed so you 301 the old domain to it.

 

[swekredit]

ok so i did the 301 reditect to my new domain, and now what?

when i research backlinks from the old domain that i did 301 redirect to, i see that when i click i am reirectetd to my new domain? what does it mean that the 301 redirect already happend ? godaddy said to me that it take between 2 hours to 2 days to get the 301 redirect to really happen.

But when am i going to take advantage of the full effect of the 301 redirect when it comes to backlinks, when am i gåing to get the link juice and when am i going to see backlinks in for an example opensiteexplorer or ahrefs or majestic seo?

 

[Renfield-Files]

For me use to take 2-3 weeks but I keep adding new content to the page. Dont Sorry, It works well.

 

[swekredit]

For me use to take 2-3 weeks but I keep adding new content to the page. Dont Sorry, It works well.

hi. ok so now when i go to my website i get a godaddy background, saying this webpage is parked free, courtsey at godaddy? wtf is this?
also when i visit the backlinks from the dmain that i did the 301 redirect. i also go to my page that says this webpage is arked free, cortsey at godaddy.

 

[Renfield-Files]

Arent they hosted by you? You do have FTP access and DNS management right?

 

[swekredit]

Arent they hosted by you? You do have FTP access and DNS management right?

i am not sure i understand what you mean. But i can say that i bought a new domain and hosting from godaddy, then also i bought an old domain wich i did a 301 redirect to my new domain at godaddy (i also bought the old domain through godaddy).

Btw i did the 301 redirect through godaddy "manage dns". And now i see strange things happening to my main site or my money site, is this the effect of the 301 redirect like "google dance" but more stranger...

i have never done this before.

 

[Renfield-Files]

Let me see If I understand: your money site is up and running right? What happens when you run the domain you just bought for 301? Isnt redirecting? Are you using WP for both?

 

[swekredit]

Let me see If I understand: your money site is up and running right? What happens when you run the domain you just bought for 301? Isnt redirecting? Are you using WP for both?

ok. here is the thing my money site was running live, and it was on wordpress. but the domain i did a 301 redirect was never running live, it just sat there. and then i did the 301 redirect to my money site. and it was all fine until 2 hours later.

 

[Renfield-Files]

Set up a new host for your 301 domain and redirect to a new page on your money site. How did you redirect? .htaccess please. Dont trust hosting providers automation.

 

[swekredit]

i fucking hate godaddy.

so i need to host my old domain and my new domain again, and then 301 redirect my old domain to my domain again, but this time through ,htaccess.

 

[Myst3ry]

Set up a new host for your 301 domain and redirect to a new page on your money site. How did you redirect? .htaccess please. Dont trust hosting providers automation.

I think he didn't host the domain at all. Just do the redirection through the DNS settings in GoDaddy.

 

[Myst3ry]

i fucking hate godaddy.

so i need to host my old domain and my new domain again, and then 301 redirect my old domain to my domain again, but this time through ,htaccess.

You didn't redirect the domain, I think you just point the domain to your money site. At least I understand you like that.

 

[Renfield-Files]

The only way to extract juice from 301 is keeping the domain up and running. I do this for several sites and the results are great. Some money sites of mine skyrocketed after link buikding from those 301.

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