Is 301 Dead??

You need months to see a 301 having an effect. And you shouldn't do only 301 - you should use some of these expired domains to create some PBN.
 
Yes I am totally panic because $2k is big amount for me

$2k for 3 domains and not niche relevant you have been scammed. When I brought a redirect for an ex client from bhw it showed instant results
 
$2k for 3 domains and not niche relevant you have been scammed. When I brought a redirect for an ex client from bhw it showed instant results
It has Quality ******** backlinks from authority sites
I am pretty much sure that I have not be scammed
 
You need months to see a 301 having an effect. And you shouldn't do only 301 - you should use some of these expired domains to create some PBN.
I did Web 2.0, Press Release, Blog Comments, Guest Post, etc . Money site is ranking for long tail keywords. 301 was to rank Big keywords which has got good search volume. Worried that how no movement in SERP after 301 with such powerful expired domains
 
301 from non-related expired domain will NEVER work no matter how long you wait, I have tested this several times, you have to find the expired domain which is highly relevant to your money site, otherwise, 301 will NOT work.
 
As some have said, just be a bit more patient. Google is full surprises. After 3 months and you still don't see any improvement, then you should turn them to PBN or beter still use one of the expired domains to build another money site.
 
301 from non-related expired domain will NEVER work no matter how long you wait, I have tested this several times, you have to find the expired domain which is highly relevant to your money site, otherwise, 301 will NOT work.
Bro I have analyased tons of sites Using 301 with powerful expired domains totally irrelevant and they are ranking
But Google is full of surprises
Never Know What google will do
 
As some have said, just be a bit more patient. Google is full surprises. After 3 months and you still don't see any improvement, then you should turn them to PBN or beter still use one of the expired domains to build another money site.
Yes Bro that is the only option I have
 
Metrics Are Powerful
DA 40
Referring Domains I already shared
Anchors are clean [ Mostly naked]
Expired Domain is not niche relevant

If the naked anchors are not relevant to your kws, and the expired domains are not even niche-related, I doubt this technique will help you rank competitive kws. If it did, everyone would do it.

For 301s to be effective, you need to go for domains with relevant anchors, and in the same niche. I'd wait a bit longer and see if you get lucky, but next time a $2k marketing budget is better spent on other assets.
 
If the naked anchors are not relevant to your kws, and the expired domains are not even niche-related, I doubt this technique will help you rank competitive kws. If it did, everyone would do it.

For 301s to be effective, you need to go for domains with relevant anchors, and in the same niche. I'd wait a bit longer and see if you get lucky, but next time a $2k marketing budget is better spent on other assets.
Bro I will Update you the results
But it doesn't mean that if this trick don't work i will give up
I will keep on trying other tactics till it get ranks on bigger keywords..
I won't give up so easily.. !!!
 
Why you spend so much money on expired domains. You can buy scrpaebox for 49$ and scrape unlimited domains and register them for 8$. I found expired domain on top3 worldwide website in my niche and registered it and redirected to my blogspot. I see more traffic after couple of weeks.
 
In my opinion it still works but not that powerfull like before
 
All Links are Indexed
and Yes all the links are pointing to Home page

I don't think you understand what I was getting at.

Since you made the 301 redirect, have you submitted all the links pointing to the domains you have redirected to Google for recrawling and reindexing?

Google needs to crawl them in order to understand that the redirect is in place, and then to pass the link juice. An old, expired domain will not be crawled very often, even if it is still indexed. You need to push Google to look again at your domains.

That is the reason why everyone is saying it takes months for a 301 redirect to have any effect. Its takes Google a long time to recrawl all the pages of an expired domain if it does it naturally. You can speed up the time it takes for the link juice to be passed if you get Google to recrawl faster.

If all the links are pointing to the home page, it is likely that some will be treated as "soft 404s". You need to redirect on a page by page basis, making sure that the target pages are on the same topic as the old ones. It doesn't matter whether the new page has the same URL, but it does need to have some of the same topical relevance.

The idea behind a 301 is to say to Google "this content is now permanently found at..." If you don't have the same content (or at least similar content), you won't get any credit for it. It will treat it as a 404 instead "This page no longer exists".
 
You should wait at least 2 more week. After that for full effects 3 months. If it doesn't work remove the redirect and make 1 webpage website and add your url to there with big fonts. Write something like "website moved to here".
 
I don't think you understand what I was getting at.

Since you made the 301 redirect, have you submitted all the links pointing to the domains you have redirected to Google for recrawling and reindexing?

Google needs to crawl them in order to understand that the redirect is in place, and then to pass the link juice. An old, expired domain will not be crawled very often, even if it is still indexed. You need to push Google to look again at your domains.

That is the reason why everyone is saying it takes months for a 301 redirect to have any effect. Its takes Google a long time to recrawl all the pages of an expired domain if it does it naturally. You can speed up the time it takes for the link juice to be passed if you get Google to recrawl faster.

If all the links are pointing to the home page, it is likely that some will be treated as "soft 404s". You need to redirect on a page by page basis, making sure that the target pages are on the same topic as the old ones. It doesn't matter whether the new page has the same URL, but it does need to have some of the same topical relevance.

The idea behind a 301 is to say to Google "this content is now permanently found at..." If you don't have the same content (or at least similar content), you won't get any credit for it. It will treat it as a 404 instead "This page no longer exists".
You mean to say i should add expired domain to Webmaster for recrawl
I can add that plugin "all 404 redirect to homepage"
404 to 301 works better??
 
You should wait at least 2 more week. After that for full effects 3 months. If it doesn't work remove the redirect and make 1 webpage website and add your url to there with big fonts. Write something like "website moved to here".
Should i add niche relevant content to expired domain and than redirect??
 
Should i add niche relevant content to expired domain and than redirect??

No no i say wait for now about 3 weeks. IF the redirect doesn't work. You can put 1 page website with about 300 words niche relevant content and Put a backlink to your website. NOT redirect.
 
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