dekadent30
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Will i rank my website (not new, PR3) for low competition keyword using 301 redirects of 3-4 expired domains with PR3 and no spammy backlinks profiles (the same niche) ?
301 redirects and ranking in google question
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I have tested it, yes it works but after a while my redirects where penalized by google when i when over 5 redirects from the same ip.
2 redirects from the same ip works for me. you need more redirects spread it over multiple hosters.
it works but they are very strict on penalizing to much redirects from the same ip.
just my experience btw
. just keep a eye out on your rankings if they drop 1 or more domains are penalized.
Works great on high comp keywords, so it should deff work for low keywords.
don't over do the redirects.
2 redirects from the same ip works for me. you need more redirects spread it over multiple hosters.
it works but they are very strict on penalizing to much redirects from the same ip.
just my experience btw
. just keep a eye out on your rankings if they drop 1 or more domains are penalized.Works great on high comp keywords, so it should deff work for low keywords.
don't over do the redirects.
socialblast
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It works but it doesn't work as well as it used too. At least not for me anyway. Also when I do use redirects, any SEO that I perform afterwards doesn't seem to work as well (if at all). That's in my experience though, of course it's different for anyone else using different domains etc.
cool.dude123
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if you are basing the authority on the PR then you are doing it wrong. PR is not an accurate representation of authority. one pr 3 link maybe have no authority and another might have lots of authority. Use things like CF, TF, PA and DA
thisismymp3
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still works for me 100% over the last 3 years I've been doing it i only had 2 domains knocked out, but i just register a new domain, redirect the old to new and boom , #1 again
dekadent30
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thanks guys, i will try, i have redirected first domain already
dekadent30
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I'm scraping them myself, i am targetting google.de so i scrape .de domains, they are cheaper than .com
shakespeare2015
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It still works but you need to now more careful while using 301
charlichaplin
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I agree with your statement.
I have tested it, yes it works but after a while my redirects where penalized by google when i when over 5 redirects from the same ip.
2 redirects from the same ip works for me. you need more redirects spread it over multiple hosters.
it works but they are very strict on penalizing to much redirects from the same ip.
just my experience btw
Works great on high comp keywords, so it should deff work for low keywords.
don't over do the redirects.
Btw one tip which can save you money, while this works great there are cheaper ways to do this.
by using 301 redirects from short links (keyword based).
Bit more difficult to use. if you use it correct this works great to since most of the shortlinkers have high da pa ect.
But do some investigation first, dont go and make 100ths of shortlinks this way
by using 301 redirects from short links (keyword based).
Bit more difficult to use. if you use it correct this works great to since most of the shortlinkers have high da pa ect.
But do some investigation first, dont go and make 100ths of shortlinks this way
johnwild77
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- Sep 14, 2014
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Doesn't work like it used too a year ago, but it still works, just requires more domains, and won't be as powerful.
Relevant article on 301 redirects:
http://www.anticareer.com/using-a-3...ed-domain-to-increase-your-domains-seo-value/
http://www.anticareer.com/using-a-3...ed-domain-to-increase-your-domains-seo-value/
zoewarrior
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Are you using a relevant domain? I mean does it matter if you use an expired domain that is not related to your money site.
Are those 500 links good links?
billbraskey
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- Jan 18, 2015
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Yep. 301 is still in business
dekadent30
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How many time it takes to see any serp movements after 301 redirection?