301 redirects transferring the juice

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I have a question—If my site's root domain received a DMCA takedown and is no longer appearing in search engine results, can I implement a 301 redirect from the root domain to a mirror site to transfer its authority? Is this possible?
 
Yes, technically, if you receive a request to remove a DMCA from your site's root domain and no longer appear in your search engine results, you can implement a 301 redirect from that domain to a mirror site to pass the site's permissions. A 301 redirect represents a permanent URL change, which allows search engines to pass permissions from the original domain to the new domain.

Thanks!
 
while implementing a 301 redirect from the root domain to a mirror site is possible
 
Why not use "off shore" hosting if you are risking DMCA?!
the issue is that the dmca complaint goes to google, they are the ones that take off your site on serps, not the hosting provider
 
the issue is that the dmca complaint goes to google, they are the ones that take off your site on serps, not the hosting provider

Ye I know, maybe I was a bit unclear, but meant that if you are running that type of site where you might be running the risk, then you would be better of with an off shore, right?!
 
Yeah you can. It should work. That's exactly how Streaming websites go around DMCA Removal from G Search.
 
Yeah you can. It should work. That's exactly how Streaming websites go around DMCA Removal from G Search.
Yes, that's true, but it's uncommon for hosting to be disrupted due to a DMCA complaint. If that happens, you can simply transfer your site to another host. Additionally, offshore hosting can be unnecessarily expensive.
 
Yes you can but for 301 redirect from the root domain you should get a request to have a DMCA removed from
the root domain of your website and to be withdrawn from search engine results, if this is done then you can do the
mirror side to transfer its authority.
 
DMCA Takedown Impact, Authority Transfer, Legal Implications, Reputation Considerations these technique will help you.

If you're considering redirecting to a mirror site, ensure that the content on the mirror site is legitimate and complies with copyright laws. Additionally, consulting with legal experts knowledgeable about intellectual property and online content is advisable in such situations.
 
Of course it is possible to do redirects from the root domain to a mirror site.
 
your domain registrar has these "REDIRECTS"

ex

301 permanent (you will enter your new url there where it will forward your visitors)
302 temporary
 
Generally its not a good idea. Either run multiple mirrors at once with. But they are going to keep repeating complaints, its automated.
 
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