Multiple 301 to one 301 to money site

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So, as the title suggests - my question is this:
Can I do 301 redirect of multiple high quality domains to 1 site, which does the 301 to my money site. This way I only have 1 301 redirect to my site (because having too many is way too obvious).
Would I still benefit from all the links from all domains going through 1 301 redirect?
Thank you for replying.
 
So, as the title suggests - my question is this:
Can I do 301 redirect of multiple high quality domains to 1 site, which does the 301 to my money site. This way I only have 1 301 redirect to my site (because having too many is way too obvious).
Would I still benefit from all the links from all domains going through 1 301 redirect?
Thank you for replying.

the result will be the same. You're just moving the problem to your T1. Throw multiple 301 to your T1 and eventually it will get penalized;
 
Agreed. But I rather burn tier1 than my money site. And in fact, i was only thinking of about 5-10 max 301 redirects to one domain. The domain has already established backlink profile.

So what is the other approach?
Should I put each 301 redirect to different web20 site and from web20 site then link to my money site?

Any other suggestions on how to utilize 301 for money site?

Thanks a bunch!
 
Agreed. But I rather burn tier1 than my money site. And in fact, i was only thinking of about 5-10 max 301 redirects to one domain. The domain has already established backlink profile.

So what is the other approach?
Should I put each 301 redirect to different web20 site and from web20 site then link to my money site?

Any other suggestions on how to utilize 301 for money site?

Thanks a bunch!


if you have time and like new experiences, I'd 301 queue every domain. I always dreamed of seeing the result.
 
301 queue? Care to elaborate? Thanks!
 
I see. But how many 301 will google crawler follow in best case? I think eventually it will give up, losing you precious links...?

In terms of 301 redirecting to new site and then linking to money site - do you think it's better to 301 redirect to web20 site (and throw some articles on it) or to actually use the domain, register it and set up a blog on it (and throw some articles on it) and then link from it to money site?
Obviously redirecting to web20 is much cheaper and more simple, but is it as effective as setting a new site on own hosting and then link to money site?

Thanks.
 
I saw somewhere recently that 7 redirects was the maximum for Google.
 
I think asking this on this forum is useless as no1 has actually tried it so can't really provide answers, all of them are here to get up their postcount.
Anyway I was searching this myself and this post has pretty good explanation to everything
https://www.gotchseo.com/the-merger-technique/

basicly, you can point up to MAX 2-3 domains to a new domain without attracting any attention.
and if you chain the domains up , the google doesnt follows the redirect anymore after the 5th or 6th chain link.

Would be great if anyone who has done this could chime in, Stop your bullshit ''nice post'' comments.
 
Also the domains HAS to be the exact same niche, saw some tests that if the domain was only slightly releveant it gave no effect at all...
 
I think asking this on this forum is useless as no1 has actually tried it so can't really provide answers, all of them are here to get up their postcount.
Anyway I was searching this myself and this post has pretty good explanation to everything
https://www.gotchseo.com/the-merger-technique/

basicly, you can point up to MAX 2-3 domains to a new domain without attracting any attention.
and if you chain the domains up , the google doesnt follows the redirect anymore after the 5th or 6th chain link.

Would be great if anyone who has done this could chime in, Stop your bullshit ''nice post'' comments.


Amazing resource post, Also if the 301's are tiered it will that much more time for the link juice to be passed onto the money site.
 
basicly, you can point up to MAX 2-3 domains to a new domain without attracting any attention.
and if you chain the domains up , the google doesnt follows the redirect anymore after the 5th or 6th chain link.

Would be great if anyone who has done this could chime in, Stop your bullshit ''nice post'' comments.


Care to elaborate? Where did you get this information? I would like to read more on it.
 
you can redirect as many domains as you want if they are in the same category. think about campanies and fusions. there is nothing to afraid.
 
I might give this "301 train" a try.

How about 301 redirecting these expired domains with links to web20 sites, newly created for this purpose?

Thanks.
 
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