FredJones
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- Jan 11, 2015
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Question here. Has anyone experimented trying to use a purely 301 technique for SEO, in a "defensive" manner?
That is, let's say I have my content-rich money site http://www.mymoneysite.com. I want to rank the home page and some of the internal pages let's say pages http://www.mymoneysite.com/A, http://www.mymoneysite.com/B and http://www.mymoneysite.com/C. I don't care about other pages on the site such as http://www.mymoneysite.com/D.
Now, rather than building even one single backlink to http://www.mymoneysite.com or any of is subpages, I start by buying domain my301domain.com. Then I set up 4 pages on it.
http://www.my301domain.com redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/A redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/A via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/B redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/B via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/C redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/C via 301. And I SEO this.
I do not care about creating the page http://www.my301domain.com/D. Or, should I, by the way, and simply not SEO this page?
And just in case something goes wrong with the SEO, or I build an alternative money site http://www.myalternativemoneysite.com, I remove the 301 redirects from http://www.mymoneysite.com and the sub-pages.
Has anyone tried that? How effective is the strategy in your experience?
That is, let's say I have my content-rich money site http://www.mymoneysite.com. I want to rank the home page and some of the internal pages let's say pages http://www.mymoneysite.com/A, http://www.mymoneysite.com/B and http://www.mymoneysite.com/C. I don't care about other pages on the site such as http://www.mymoneysite.com/D.
Now, rather than building even one single backlink to http://www.mymoneysite.com or any of is subpages, I start by buying domain my301domain.com. Then I set up 4 pages on it.
http://www.my301domain.com redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/A redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/A via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/B redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/B via 301. And I SEO this.
http://www.my301domain.com/C redirects to http://www.mymoneysite.com/C via 301. And I SEO this.
I do not care about creating the page http://www.my301domain.com/D. Or, should I, by the way, and simply not SEO this page?
And just in case something goes wrong with the SEO, or I build an alternative money site http://www.myalternativemoneysite.com, I remove the 301 redirects from http://www.mymoneysite.com and the sub-pages.
Has anyone tried that? How effective is the strategy in your experience?