301 redirect issue ?
- Thread starter d0mino
- Start date
- Mar 21, 2013
- 24,761
- 31,552
You either build a website on it(even if it's just a landing page) or redirect it.
Endire
Elite Member
- Mar 27, 2012
- 1,756
- 1,075
D0mino,
As bart mentions, you pretty much have those two options. Note that if you just redirect a domain with no content on it, it will be of marginal benefit. It will not be the same as having a link from a website where there is content. I doubt the URL with no content will even show up in SERPs.
Best,
Shawn
As bart mentions, you pretty much have those two options. Note that if you just redirect a domain with no content on it, it will be of marginal benefit. It will not be the same as having a link from a website where there is content. I doubt the URL with no content will even show up in SERPs.
Best,
Shawn
- Dec 6, 2011
- 1,014
- 673
if the domain which you wanna 301 redirect has already a link profile and some PR value, you can:
1. redirect it, and then enjoy its link juice straight to your domain
2. go to webarchive.org and restore the previous website it represented before; not the entire website, but the main pages that have inbound links
1. redirect it, and then enjoy its link juice straight to your domain
2. go to webarchive.org and restore the previous website it represented before; not the entire website, but the main pages that have inbound links
Make sure though before buying that the high pr the domain has it's not because it already has temporal 302 or 301 redirects applied on it...otherwise, as soon as they get the sale done they may take those redirects out ...ask for the link building profile from within the webmaster central and when those links were acquired 