is it parasiting

[theITnoob]

Im trying to add a blog for keywords and landing page to my websites to expired urls, how do I add this and keep it hidden without getting penalized.

also I dont want a redirect or anything, all will be under the same url

 

[orihi]

If you want it less visible to users but crawlable you can put it into a subfolder and link lightly. Just avoid tricks like hiding content via CSS or blocking navigation.

 

[shijin]

Cloaking might work, but Google’s smarter now, so be careful with hidden content

 

[Prime Tech]

Im trying to add a blog for keywords and landing page to my websites to expired urls, how do I add this and keep it hidden without getting penalized.

This practice is known as parasite SEO or parasitic SEO, and yes, it's considered a black-hat tactic.


To implement this, you'd typically find a high-authority website that allows user-generated content, like a blog or forum. You would then create a post on that platform that includes your keywords and a link back to your money site.


The goal is to leverage the host site's authority to rank quickly. Hiding the content isn't necessary; the point is to publish it on the "parasite" site. However, be aware that many platforms and search engines are actively working against this, and it can lead to penalties

 

[theITnoob]

Cloaking might work, but Google’s smarter now, so be careful with hidden content

I know thats why I want to find a way to put in content without google bots crawling and indexing for the content i put in

 

[Ibukole]

I know thats why I want to find a way to put in content without google bots crawling and indexing for the content i put in

I am a bit confused here. If you don’t want Google to index it, then it won’t help your rankings. Do you mean you want users to find it but keep it discreet (like a subfolder/basement category), or do you really want it invisible to bots?

The reason I am asking is that on one of my sites, I have a section with posts that are ranking but are somewhat "lightweight" and not particularly useful to have visible to the public (it's a small HOA site). What I did was create a category specifically for those posts, then added a link to the pillar page, not on the top menu, but on the footer menu, and kept my links to those posts discreet. So technically it is not cloaked, but in practice it is in "the basement".

 

[metersaver]

If you are adding content to expired URLs and trying to hide it, that crosses into parasiting which Google does not like. The safer route is to rebuild those expired domains into proper supporting sites and link them naturally. Trying to cloak or hide pages is what usually leads to penalties.

Im trying to add a blog for keywords and landing page to my websites to expired urls, how do I add this and keep it hidden without getting penalized.

 

[She Hulk]

If you want to use expired URLs, don’t hide the blog page it looks like cloaking and risks penalties. Instead, rebuild the URL with fresh, relevant content and keep it lightly linked in your structure. That way, Google sees value, and you still gain keyword/landing benefits without redirects.

 

[theITnoob]

The reason I am asking is that on one of my sites, I have a section with posts that are ranking but are somewhat "lightweight" and not particularly useful to have visible to the public (it's a small HOA site). What I did was create a category specifically for those posts, then added a link to the pillar page, not on the top menu, but on the footer menu, and kept my links to those posts discreet. So technically it is not cloaked, but in practice it is in "the basement".

what I am trying to do is, lets say i have a restaurant page and it has authority and google trusts it, can i use that and add lets say a casino blog page to that will rank high for those key words

 

[maximillian_cooper]

What you describe sound more like using expired urls for content, not pure parasiting.
If you add blog + landing page under same domain, its fine, just make sure content good.
Keeping it “hidden” from Google is risky, cloaking can get penalized fast.
Better just rebuild the expired url with quality content, link it in natural way.
Redirect not needed if u keep structure clean.