How to create force redirect from any domain.?

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First I'm really newbie to this. But I read somewhere in thia forum where we can redirect Google to our domain

Example: https://maps.google.com/url?q=https://yoursite.com

How can we do this with other domains liki wikipedia, youtube, facebook etc.
Is there an online tool?
Is it possible?

I highly appreciate your inputs and thank you in advance
 
Google about open redirects, open redirect vulnerabilty etc.

basic reads on that:
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/understanding-and-discovering-open-redirect-vulnerabilities/https://www.openbugbounty.org/blog/devl00p/top-100-open-redirect-dorks/
I appreciate it. Thank you

But I can't seems to understand. Too technical for me
 
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Use 301 permanent redirect. Check below:

Here's how to set up a 301 redirect:

1.

Open up a text editor such as "Notepad".

2.

Copy the following line of code into your text editor, replacing http://www.example.com/ with the URL you wish to forward your domain name to.

Redirect 301 / http://www.example.com/


3.

Save the file as .htaccess.

4.

Upload the file to your web space (server)

Example:

Code:
Redirect 301 /blog/portfolio-items/website-design-sample-5/?portfolioCats=11%2C129%2C13 https://www.example.com/portfolio/
(where: old page = https://www.example.com/blog/portfolio-items/website-design-sample-5/?portfolioCats=11%2C129%2C13 ;
Redirected page = https://www.example.com/portfolio/ )

====

or, if you are using wordpress site then use: Rank Math plugin. In Rank Math there is a 301 redirection option to make it simple.
For any seo related help - contact us
 
for facebook you can use
Code:
https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.example.com
 
Use 301 permanent redirect. Check below:

Here's how to set up a 301 redirect:

1.

Open up a text editor such as "Notepad".

2.

Copy the following line of code into your text editor, replacing http://www.example.com/ with the URL you wish to forward your domain name to.

Redirect 301 / http://www.example.com/


3.

Save the file as .htaccess.

4.

Upload the file to your web space (server)

Example:

Code:
Redirect 301 /blog/portfolio-items/website-design-sample-5/?portfolioCats=11%2C129%2C13 https://www.example.com/portfolio/
(where: old page = https://www.example.com/blog/portfolio-items/website-design-sample-5/?portfolioCats=11%2C129%2C13 ;
Redirected page = https://www.example.com/portfolio/ )

====

or, if you are using wordpress site then use: Rank Math plugin. In Rank Math there is a 301 redirection option to make it simple.
For any seo related help - contact us
Hello bro,
I think you got me wrong?
Or may be I'm wrong. Would you mind reading my post and confirm if it's correct what you're saying?
 
This is an old method. Like, really really old (early 2000's)

What you did was find redirects scripts from high authority domains and then blast your urls there.

Some sites got PR 7 or 8 instantly using this because they got redirects from PR 9 sites. Again, this was early on when you could see real PR being updated in real time.

This no longer works.

Links now need actual activity on them, as tracked by analytics, chrome, etc, in order to count.
 
I’m thinking this could probably work like a charm for posting your links on sites that have banned your domain. For othe things like SEO, this is worthless.
 
I’m thinking this could probably work like a charm for posting your links on sites that have banned your domain. For othe things like SEO, this is worthless.
I'm not doing for seo.
I'm trying to increase Ahrefs DR lol..
If someone can guide me to a list. I will highly appreciate
 
Can someone explain why this would be worthless for SEO purposes? If you redirect from like Facebook or an edu / gov site, to you money site, the linkjuice that will flow through it is around 95% right?

If you power that redirect up with some high TF links and index it, I think it could work really well for rankings
 
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