Is 301 redirect still effective in 2024?

[dekadent30]

Can i rank new domain faster by using 301 redirect from powerful expired domain in the same niche?

 

[tazarbm]

it still works, but whether or not you will rank (much less faster) depends on a few things (quality of both domains, niche, competition, etc)

 

[HostMeNow]

The trick is to recreate the expired domains website so that it doesn't loose ranking, let it sit for a while and then to 301 redirect.

 

[code API]

it still works, but whether or not you will rank (much less faster) depends on a few things (quality of both domains, niche, competition, etc)

The trick is to recreate the expired domains website so that it doesn't loose ranking, let it sit for a while and then to 301 redirect.

So what is the maximum number of such redirected domains you guys would recommend, to be on the safest side with Google?

 

[tazarbm]

So what is the maximum number of such redirected domains you guys would recommend, to be on the safest side with Google?

no idea, but I wouldn't redirect more than 2-3 domains, I'm too paranoid

 

[NeedMyLink]

301 redirects can still be a powerful, especially if the expired domain has a strong backlink profile and relevance to your niche

 

[Nargil]

Can i rank new domain faster by using 301 redirect from powerful expired domain in the same niche?

If you have to ask, then I would advise not to do it. You will screw up your site before it even had a chance to take off as you will make a topical mess out of it. Stick with links.

 

[l0cke]

Can i rank new domain faster by using 301 redirect from powerful expired domain in the same niche?

Using a powerful expired domain to link to your new website can help it get noticed faster, but make sure it's related and good quality to avoid problems.

 

[1SEOWarrior]

Yes redirection from High authority websites improves your SEO ranking. it depends on other SEO strategies too like on page, content quality etc

 

[Barnibonn]

Of course it works, but you need not just set up a 301 redirect from the site, and that it was the same subject as your site. Well, and as already written, you need to give it a 2-3 months to paddling

 

[VikingSEO]

301 redirect is still effective though!

 

[KoD-]

Using a 301 redirect from a powerful expired domain can potentially help in ranking a new domain faster, Focus on creating high-quality relevant content, Niche Relevant Backlinks and providing a positive user experience.

 

[QuantumMaster]

Can i rank new domain faster by using 301 redirect from powerful expired domain in the same niche?

Definitely it works. Yo can se redirection for ranking a new domain.

 

[BlackShield]

Redirecting from a strong expired domain in your niche might speed up ranking for your new website, but it's not a guaranteed shortcut.

 

[dekadent30]

So what do you think about building a website on expired domain instead of redirecting. Will i rank faster?

 

[backz12]

it is effective

 

[randyseoppc]

Can i rank new domain faster by using 301 redirect from powerful expired domain in the same niche?

It can give temporary boost, but it's risky. Google might penalize it. It's better focus on other link building strategies.

 

[Nodalesir]

301 redirects are very good

 

[Starblazer]

I've seen a lot of sites ranking with 301 redirects. It's a cakewalk for spammy niches like piracy or casino, but a little difficult for mainstream niches. You should also check multiple factors like penalties, traffic, backlink profile, history, etc.

 

[schttrj]

no idea, but I wouldn't redirect more than 2-3 domains, I'm too paranoid

I wouldn't even dare to go for 2-3 domains atm. I got burnt last year. Maybe 1 domain at a time max.

If you have to ask, then I would advise not to do it. You will screw up your site before it even had a chance to take off as you will make a topical mess out of it. Stick with links.

But yes, I second this. You are downloading someone else's past history on to your database. Not a good thing especially if there's a high chance of abuse on the domain.