I've been reverse engineering a few sites in a very tough niche and seen a similar pattern in a couple of top rankers… I’m wondering if this is a genius tactic or a genuine negative attack.
So if anyone has seen this pattern or got any input please chip in…
The sites in question are both ecom...
You could use try a freelancer off BHW or Odesk it is very simple so shouldn't cost much.
I would try to do it yourself, with a little reading up and patience you will find it easy and it will help you with future projects as this type of thing an integral part of SEO whatever colour your hat...
The easiest way would be to rel="nofollow" and rel="noindex" the old domain then 301 redirect as normal. This way the bots will see the redirect is for humans and not for passing juice.
This is still a bit risky and should only be used if you get lot of direct traffic from visitors that actually...
I am inclined to agree as I have had similar results in the past with 301?s, think I?m just clutching at straws. But it?s hard to let go of an aged site, think ill keep slugging away with reconsideration requests and work on a new site also
thanks, was this recovery from an unnatural link penalty where you received a warning in wmt?
I have had success with 301's like this in the past but I'm trying to be very specific ie. "unnatural link panealty"
Hi all
Has anyone had any luck 301redirecting to a new domain to escape a manual link penalty?
I have domain under a penalty since august 2012. I have removed tons of links and disavowed tons more and put numerous reconsideration request in but all have been refused.
I?m now at the point of...
Great vid. Anchor text dilution should recover a penguinised site without doubt. But link building at this velocity the will surly result in a manual unnatural link penalty. And when that penalty comes it would most probably be game over for the site as they would be impossible to clean up...
A possibility you shouldn't rule out. It may have been some kind of filter/sandbox/pen (call it what you like) that caused the old domain to drop.
If this is the reason for the .info domain dropping there is a good chance the filter has caught up with the new domain via the re-direct and...
Are you sure the original domain didn't drop because of an algo change or penalty? They normally catch up with a 301 after about 4-5 weeks in my experience.
Seems strange you got drop in established rankings because of the tld
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