take backlink when any site is about to redirect

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nalinSEO

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hey friends... today I have a great idea related to backlink... maybe some you already tried this or have some experience ..

there are many sites like apkpure and when you click on some external link on apkpure it will redirect you through URL https://apkpure.com/url?q=https://google.com but what if I change the redirected URL to my site... example https://apkpure.com/url?q=https://mysite.in and index it with tier 2 backlinks... does it will improve my SEO ranking... I need to know this
 
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I don't think so it will affect your rankings. I would love to know how to find such sites that redirects.
 
PHP-Rockstars said:
It's not a backlink, mate! It's just a url...
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Yes but go on the page and you will see <a href="URL">anchor</a>, so it's liek a normal backlinks. Of course we can't contextualise him but that stay un backlink.

Also some links are redirect and some of website are 301 and other 302. I don't thinks that is giving juice, but i'm sure there is a way to use this awesome tricks.
 
nalinSEO said:
there are many sites like apkpure and when you click on some external link on apkpure it will redirect you through URL https://apkpure.com/url?q=https://google.com but what if I change the redirected URL to my site... example https://apkpure.com/url?q=https://mysite.in and index it with tier 2 backlinks... does it will improve my SEO ranking... I need to know this
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This type of link can't improve the ranking. But it can increase the Tire 2/3 link indexing rate (maybe).

Facts: Bulk links can be flagged as SPAM. So handle with care...
 
It's the same as any URL shortener, just like bit.ly, google and many others
the question is, do they have any SEO benefits?

Some say they do help, while others say it has little to no value,
Some even assume that it can be used as a protecting layer, allowing you to remove all the links with removing the redirect,

Try and found out,
You can even make a case study with many other URLs and help all members in here :)
 
rixet84275 said:
Yes but go on the page and you will see <a href="URL">anchor</a>, so it's liek a normal backlinks. Of course we can't contextualise him but that stay un backlink.

Also some links are redirect and some of website are 301 and other 302. I don't thinks that is giving juice, but i'm sure there is a way to use this awesome tricks.
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yup that's what I also want to figure out...
 
K.H.R said:
This type of link can't improve the ranking. But it can increase the Tire 2/3 link indexing rate (maybe).

Facts: Bulk links can be flagged as SPAM. So handle with care...
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do you ever tried something like this?
 
hideath said:
It's the same as any URL shortener, just like bit.ly, google and many others
the question is, do they have any SEO benefits?

Some say they do help, while others say it has little to no value,
Some even assume that it can be used as a protecting layer, allowing you to remove all the links with removing the redirect,

Try and found out,
You can even make a case study with many other URLs and help all members in here :)
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yup bro, I will surely try all the possible thing... but currently, I have only 2 money domain no extra old domain on which I can try... and I don't want to take a risk on money site
 
You've kind of stumbled upon an old trick but missed the mark just a little. You aren't looking for the redirect, what you really want is a site that says "you're about to leave this site and be redirected to [link]"

You obviously want the link to be followed, then you can index the URL of that page. That's an old black hat trick people have used to "get" edu and gov links. I'm not advocating that you use this, just teaching :)
 
is this trick worth to use in 2020?

SEO said:
You've kind of stumbled upon an old trick but missed the mark just a little. You aren't looking for the redirect, what you really want is a site that says "you're about to leave this site and be redirected to [link]"

You obviously want the link to be followed, then you can index the URL of that page. That's an old black hat trick people have used to "get" edu and gov links. I'm not advocating that you use this, just teaching :)
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I remember doing this on gov sites probably more than 10 years back. I do not think it works anymore these days.
 
nalinSEO said:
is this trick worth to use in 2020?
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It's likely that Google has built something into the algo to identify these kinds of pages, but I've not tested it recently. If they haven't, then the links should technically work, but I imagine identifying these kinds of pages would be easy for Google:

Step 1: is there a URL nested inside this page's URL?
Step 2: is the nested URL present on the page?
Step 3: is the nested URL still on the page when I go to the page but omit that URL parameter?

I wouldn't do it to any of my sites, but I also don't do churn-and-burn. If you're doing churn-and-burn, then you could give it a test.

Gogol said:
I remember doing this on gov sites probably more than 10 years back. I do not think it works anymore these days.
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Hahaha. I've always done largely white/grey hat, but I love seeing these old topics pop up from time-to-time.
 
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