How To Scrapebox 301 redirect

[techcrunked]

So i was reading about doing a 301 redirect on cheap .info domains to your moneysite and blasting them with SB to avoid the sandbox on new domains. So do i have to like buy hosting as well with the domains to set up a 301 redirect or i can do that with just buying domains.

Some help here guys.

 

[themidiman]

Most domain registrars should let you 301 the domain to your money site.

 

[jeromespitfire]

Does this method actually work, to avoid sandbox? As I understand you will loose some of the link juice through the 301 as well.

 

[britcpa]

Most domain registrars should let you 301 the domain to your money site.

agreed, but then again, isnt that leaving a great big LOOK AT ME footprint for G: no indexed pages, no content, yet there are still 543 bazillion backlinks? hmmmmm.....

anybody able to chime in with a view based on actual experience? ive certainly heard it said that this is an old method of promoting a website so that to the outside world there are no/few backlinks showing.

having said that, ive always been under the impression that the 301'd site had content published onto it and was allowed to develop and gain a bit of page rank in its own right before being 301'd.

 

[Troshi]

agreed, but then again, isnt that leaving a great big LOOK AT ME footprint for G: no indexed pages, no content, yet there are still 543 bazillion backlinks? hmmmmm.....

anybody able to chime in with a view based on actual experience? ive certainly heard it said that this is an old method of promoting a website so that to the outside world there are no/few backlinks showing.

having said that, ive always been under the impression that the 301'd site had content published onto it and was allowed to develop and gain a bit of page rank in its own right before being 301'd.

admittedly, i havent used this technique as im mostly into offline, but if there was somebody able to chime in based on their actual experience of this, id consider nterested in using the ploy for some of my own offline sites and

Maybe it would be a good idea to have the .info be keyword related to your main site, and have some similar content on the site for about a month before 301.

 

[themidiman]

agreed, but then again, isnt that leaving a great big LOOK AT ME footprint for G: no indexed pages, no content, yet there are still 543 bazillion backlinks? hmmmmm.....

anybody able to chime in with a view based on actual experience? ive certainly heard it said that this is an old method of promoting a website so that to the outside world there are no/few backlinks showing.

having said that, ive always been under the impression that the 301'd site had content published onto it and was allowed to develop and gain a bit of page rank in its own right before being 301'd.

You are exactly right. The best practice would be to throw up a page or two of content, get it indexed, blast the domain, then redirect it.
I don't mess around with redirects at all anymore. If I'm taking the time to build links to a domain, might as well just host it, and place a link on the homepage. This is more valuable to me.

I have seen domains sandboxed from blasting a 301, so it's not a foolproof plan.

 

[Roundhouse]

just use tiny url.com instead of buying a new domain. once the .info needs to be renewed, it will cost 10x as much

 

[techcrunked]

just use tiny url.com instead of buying a new domain. once the .info needs to be renewed, it will cost 10x as much

Didn't get that mate. Tinyurl is used to shorten links right? How would it help if i intend to blast a .info domain and 301 it to gain linkjuice.