301 domain without cpanel?!

[Mohamed18]

I bought domain with good backlinks profile
All backlinks was https not http

So i need to 301 this domain to my money site with https but without hosting

Because I'm plan to Parchase about 20 to 30 domain so i will be very costly if i buy hosting to each domain


My question is it possible to 301 both http,https directly from domain control panel or i must buy hosting

 

[Panther28]

Yes, you can do it at the domain level with you domain name company.

If you plan to buy that many domains, then you need a PBN hosting company, or many regular hosts.

 

[Dopious]

https://www.namecheap.com/support/k...x/385/2237/how-to-redirect-a-url-for-a-domain

 

[Ekijazzy]

You can point the domain to cloudflare, install SSL and redirect from there.

 

[Mohamed18]

You can point the domain to cloudflare, install SSL and redirect from there.

And this will not effect to backlinks??

 

[Mohamed18]

https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/385/2237/how-to-redirect-a-url-for-a-domain

It is not possible to set up a URL redirect in the account for the TCP port forwarding from http://www.domain.tld (uses port 80) to https://www.domain.tld (working via port 443) and vice versa (from https to http). This type of redirect can be set up either via the .htaccess file or Namecheap SSL plugin in cPanel on condition an SSL certificate is installed.

:-( must be from server side not domain side

 

[SEO]

I bought domain with good backlinks profile
All backlinks was https not http

So i need to 301 this domain to my money site with https but without hosting

Because I'm plan to Parchase about 20 to 30 domain so i will be very costly if i buy hosting to each domain


My question is it possible to 301 both http,https directly from domain control panel or i must buy hosting

This is going to depend on your registrar. It looks like Namecheap allows 301s, but they default to 302, you need to update it in the advanced DNS settings.

You can never redirect HTTP to HTTPS at the domain level I think it's because of the different ports (80 vs 443). This always needs to be done server-side in my experience.

Why not buy cheap hosting that allows unlimited domains then just create an htaccess for each one?

Here is the Namecheap docs: https://www.namecheap.com/support/k...x/385/2237/how-to-redirect-a-url-for-a-domain

 

[Mohamed18]

Why not buy cheap hosting that allows unlimited domains then just create an htaccess for each one?

I think server ip will effect my backlinks profile?
If some of my backlinks from same server will effect or not i don't know that

I already own reseller on hostgator & account on aws

If this will not effect on my link building sure i can do it

 

[SEO]

I think server ip will effect my backlinks profile?
If some of my backlinks from same server will effect or not i don't know that

I already own reseller on hostgator & account on aws

If this will not effect on my link building sure i can do it

I mean, yes, you're going to have a new IP in the mix, it'll definitely be a footprint, but I'm not sure how that will affect the links in Google's eyes. A lot of things are changing in the mix. You probably bought the domains on a different registrar than where they were originally registered. Undoubtedly, the domain contact info (even if using privacy) is going to be different and the nameservers are changing.

There are a whole lot of changes that are probably more obvious about ownership change than a simple IP hop in your redirect chain. Are you recreating the content on your site and doing a redirect of every URL to the new URL or are you just redirecting the entire domain to your new site's homepage? To me, that's the bigger footprint.

I wouldn't sweat about the IP when all of those other variables are far more obvious.

 

[webhostingproviders]

with namecheap you can do very easily, within few clicks you can redirect 301. Not sure what's your domain provider. Also don't think pbn is expensive these days though.

 

[Mohamed18]

Ok i got it

About your last question
I found a domain for a blogger who was posting on very famous & big ecommerce website

Andbmy money site is affiliate and work with this ecommerce website

And on my thoughts that getting back link from this site will push my offer page and ranking

Also i make the same research & i found very good opportunities with this method

 

[Dopious]

It is not possible to set up a URL redirect in the account for the TCP port forwarding from http://www.domain.tld (uses port 80) to https://www.domain.tld (working via port 443) and vice versa (from https to http). This type of redirect can be set up either via the .htaccess file or Namecheap SSL plugin in cPanel on condition an SSL certificate is installed.

:-( must be from server side not domain side

Then use a cheap hosting, like https://www.hostkoala.com/ssd-hosting.html $5 a year DirectAdmin hosting for it, use the coupon "reddit40" and it is just $3 per year .. If you feel you must have access to .htaccess ..

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