question for 301, 302 redirection.

[cashinglab]

My competitor purchased a high-quality domain.
For example) google.com

The competitor recently purchased a new domain and launched a WordPress website.
For example) google2.com

Recently, a high-quality domain purchased by a competitor was exposed to the second priority of the keywords I want to expose.

When I tried to access it, I found that it was redirected from the google.com domain to the google2.com domain.

However, the domain address of the address window that I can see with my own eyes was google.com , and the contents of the site were google2.com .

When I searched for quality domains through waybackmachine, I saw that they were being redirected to google2.com with 302 directions.

How can I do this? I'm curious about the competitor's method that easily applied the upper exposure with this method.

 

[cashinglab]

I've seen a post that Google thinks it's very bad to buy a domain with a high rank and change or move content like a money site, is it okay?

 

[hideath]

However, the domain address of the address window that I can see with my own eyes was google.com , and the contents of the site were google2.com .

That doesn't seem like a redirect, probably a CNAME record, cloacking, or something similar,
If you access domain2 and get forwarded to domain1, then that's a redirect,

There's a guide shared about it here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/
Most importantly if you want to do the same with any of your websites, stick to niche-relevant, clean domains with good link profile,
Don't redirect any random domain to your website, it won't work as well, could get wasted or even get you penalized

 

[cashinglab]

That doesn't seem like a redirect, probably a CNAME record, cloacking, or something similar,
If you access domain2 and get forwarded to domain1, then that's a redirect,

There's a guide shared about it here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/
Most importantly if you want to do the same with any of your websites, stick to niche-relevant, clean domains with good link profile,
Don't redirect any random domain to your website, it won't work as well, could get wasted or even get you penalized

I experimented with the WordPress redirect plug-in for that redirection

If you access domain A, it will appear as domain A in the address window
But I checked the of B's content.

Maybe this method was used?