302 redirect for increasing Domain Serp

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Hi,

I have a competitor who is using 302 redirects and till now he has around 2000 reference domain as 302. I don't know how he is doing this but example is below

https://www.abc.com//redirect.asp?url=https://www.xyz.com
I have checked and he has lots of referring domain like this. Is this safe? can we do the same? i figure we just have to change his site to ours and its working for our site too.

If its safe how can we index these backlinks?

thanks
 
Hi,

I have a competitor who is using 302 redirects and till now he has around 2000 reference domain as 302. I don't know how he is doing this but example is below

https://www.abc.com//redirect.asp?url=https://www.xyz.com
I have checked and he has lots of referring domain like this. Is this safe? can we do the same? i figure we just have to change his site to ours and its working for our site too.

If its safe how can we index these backlinks?

thanks
Using 302 redirects to manipulate search engine rankings is not safe and can lead to penalties or even getting banned from search engine results.. use it with risks..
 
From my own case study,

i bought car domains for example
1. carbuyingguide.com (DA 34) then i did a 301 permanent redirect to mycarsite.com
2. carowners2023.com (DA 20) then i did a 301 permanent redirect to mycarsite.com
and so on

my rank went from 12 to 11.. i did about 10 redirects. (note that the domains are specific)
 
From my own case study,

i bought car domains for example
1. carbuyingguide.com (DA 34) then i did a 301 permanent redirect to mycarsite.com
2. carowners2023.com (DA 20) then i did a 301 permanent redirect to mycarsite.com
and so on

my rank went from 12 to 11.. i did about 10 redirects. (note that the domains are specific)
If you do hundreds/thousand redirects to mycarsite... it will cost a fortune bro?
 
Could this be used to index the destination URL faster? Even if does not pass juice from the original domain to the new one.
 
Could this be used to index the destination URL faster? Even if does not pass juice from the original domain to the new one.
I've not seen a situation where a 302 will decrease indexing time, or have any sort of edge over a 301 or a standard do-follow link. As with everything SEO, running your own tests will give you the answer if you're looking for concrete proof either way.
 
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