301 redirect expired domain for seo, still usable?

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Hi guys. I ve seen a very strong domain. But i see two redirects. One to the subdomain and one to a domain marketplace. Google can nulify your links when it has previous a redirect.

Whats your take on an expired domain, that s redirected. Is it still usefull?
 
Once the redirects are removed and website has been hosted for some time, the domain will regain it's strength.
 
I built a very successful affiliate site and sold it for a good sum a few years ago, the domain was 301 for 13 years. 301s don't make the domain lose power, it's just a stupid myth. The thing you want to look out for is abusive 301s. If someone bought a domain and 301 it to a casino or pharma or any irrelevant site, then I would stay away from that domain. Everything else, including temporary legitimate redirects are totally fine.
 
Based on what I observe, I am surprised to say that this method still works, but it is necessary to choose the right combination of domains. I would have thought that this old method would be fixed by Google, but it seems not..
 
Hi guys. I ve seen a very strong domain. But i see two redirects. One to the subdomain and one to a domain marketplace. Google can nulify your links when it has previous a redirect.

Whats your take on an expired domain, that s redirected. Is it still usefull?
Yes, even with redirects, an expired domain can still hold value for SEO if its backlink profile is strong and relevant!
 
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