301 redirect backlinks worth it?

loveseeker78 said:

Some people offer backlinks from high DA DR sites such as CNN FORBES ...Etc through 301 redirects. Do you think it is worth it? is there any potential risks?

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Skaylet said:

Sorry for cruel drawing I`m on the go now but that is correct

Here is the graph I drawed its the same nomnom did View attachment 343831


Let me share you the exceptions :

Depends on the SEO type i mean SaaS , News , Blog etc. layout in general should be the same

What could be the exceptions ? you can do un-effected articles or pages directly A-C (But not recommended !! just sharing as an option if you have good traffic page)

*307-302 redirect can be implement as exception

OLD Site (A) is your current site
Bridge Domain (B) the one domain you gonna use just for redirect but purchase something with same branding you can use later as PBN also ! after solved the rank issue
NEW SITE (C) is gonna be your new money site instead of A you will kept going with this from now on.

Please be careful about the B and C domains make sure shouldnt be used before check wayback machine !

Also food for thought for B (again not recommended cause I didnt tested before but if you do please let me know ) for B start with expired domain ? maybe

Thanks

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• Unnatural Links: Google frowns upon manipulative link building tactics. 301 redirects are meant for permanent site moves, not for creating backlinks. It's a red flag for Google and could penalize your website.
• Lack of Relevance: While the DA/DR is high, content on CNN or Forbes might not be topically relevant to your site. Irrelevant backlinks hold less value and might not pass on much SEO power.
• Sustainability: These redirects could be temporary and disappear later, leaving you with broken links and hurting your SEO.

loveseeker78 said:

Should the redirects be page by page or just to the home page? I mean DomainA.com/product#1 to DomainB.com/product#1 or it will be fine to just do everything to domainB.com (home page)

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