Apologies if this has been covered in another thread although I wasn't able to find answers to specific questions and wanted to start a discussion around 301 redirects.
Specific questions I have around 301 redirects are:
*If you are simply purchasing the expired domains for the backlinks assume there isn't a need to setup content on the website and you can simply 301 redirect to your money site to pass the seo juice?
* If you aren't setting-up content on the site and simply redirecting from your hosting provider assume it's safest not to add all these domains to your Google Search Console?
* To scale the strategy I assume there's risk with 301 redirecting too many domains to your money site even if they are strong domains with good backlink, low spam score etc? Therefore, does it make sense to setup 301 redirects to your 301 redirects as opposed to your money site directly? The advantage seems to be reduced risk and the only real disadvantage I can see from this is that potentially less seo juice is passed to your money site.
Specific questions I have around 301 redirects are:
*If you are simply purchasing the expired domains for the backlinks assume there isn't a need to setup content on the website and you can simply 301 redirect to your money site to pass the seo juice?
* If you aren't setting-up content on the site and simply redirecting from your hosting provider assume it's safest not to add all these domains to your Google Search Console?
* To scale the strategy I assume there's risk with 301 redirecting too many domains to your money site even if they are strong domains with good backlink, low spam score etc? Therefore, does it make sense to setup 301 redirects to your 301 redirects as opposed to your money site directly? The advantage seems to be reduced risk and the only real disadvantage I can see from this is that potentially less seo juice is passed to your money site.
