301>301>moneysite?

[seo bak sa]

Hi. I have a question.
I have a problem with my current Money site.
So I will redirect the current money site to a new domain.
But the problem is, there are many expired domains redirected to Money site.

In this case, do I have to redirect all expired domains to a new one?
Or is there no change in the ranking if only MoneySite is connected to a new domain?

Happy New Year, everyone.

 

[fasttrak]

Google does not like redirect chains, so for the best results you would be better to redirect each domain to your new site, if possible.

 

[seo bak sa]

Google does not like redirect chains, so for the best results you would be better to redirect each domain to your new site, if possible.

Thank you for your answer.

 

[SirLouen]

Google does not like redirect chains,

Theoretically, according to text coming from one Google source I can't remember now, there are 3 or 4 hops from each redirect available.
Generally it's better to shorten these hops because afterwards, you may be incurring in some unintenteded extra hops like from http to https and from non-www to www. This is why generally is better to redirect to the last result.

 

[Mr Positive]

Doesn’t seem such a good idea

 

[Daniel from Linxact]

Don't do that. This wouldn't look natural at all.

 

[seo bak sa]

The domain's https was blocked by national policy.
Block Sni...

 

[ThopHayt]

Google does not like redirect chains, so for the best results you would be better to redirect each domain to your new site, if possible.

Reminds me of what people were doing back in like 2013, scary to think what Google would do to somebody trying to abuse this today lol.

-ThopHayt

 

[hideath]

Redirect your money site to the new domain as a first step, then start redirecting each of these websites to the new domain as well, make it as fast as possible.
It won't be that big problem for 2 redirects, as it won't be detected as redirect chain.
But better to keep things clean and well structured as possible for your money site.