[METHOD]301 Redirects for Web 2.0 Properties Who Don't Like Links

[houseaz]

Recently I've run into a couple of situations where web 2.0 properties DON'T like backlinks (i.e. profile links, excessive building, etc) so I've been gaming that theory a little bit by using 301 redirects.

1) Register cheap .info domain with registrar who does redirects with masking
2) Redirect domain with masking to Web 2.0 property including a different title and regular description
3) Wait 24 hours
4) Blast the sh#t out of the 301 redirect

This way you are not direct linking to the specific Web 2.0 property and can even get rankings on it.

I have a couple of web 2.0 properties that rank in the top 5 for popular Clickbank products and CPA offers.

Questions?

 

[flaktrak]

great solution!

 

[JesusBack]

good idea, web 2.0's will most likely close you with their first legit complaint.

 

[EmpireQuality]

And the web 2.0 properties have no problem with this method? I would think that they would. Also, what "tool" exactly do you use to blast your 301 redirect? Thanks.

 

[JesusBack]

And the web 2.0 properties have no problem with this method? I would think that they would. Also, what "tool" exactly do you use to blast your 301 redirect? Thanks.

they won't.

 

[GreyWolf]

good idea, web 2.0's will most likely close you with their first legit complaint.

And the web 2.0 properties have no problem with this method? I would think that they would. Also, what "tool" exactly do you use to blast your 301 redirect? Thanks.

To solve that problem you could just set up a landing page on the .info domain and leave it in place while you do all the backlink building. Leave it set up until there's a really large amount of backlinks in place and enough time has passed that no one will be making any new complaints. Then set up the 301 to redirect the .info page to the web2.0 page.

Doing it like that might even possibly help minimize whatever amount of link juice is lost from the redirect.

edit -
Another good thing about using a redirect to backlink for the web2.0 pages is if one of those pages is removed then you just have to go change the redirect to a new page. You don't end up with a lot of wasted backlinks out there.

 

[twilightofidols]

Great idea, but I can just see it getting very costly especially if you have tons of Web 2.0s you really have to weed out which ones are worth it and which ones aren't.

 

[bigkapp]

This method is beautiful , One question ? what kind of links do you suggest blasting the .info's with. Any and everything?