ElderNewb
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- Jul 11, 2017
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Hey! New here...
I just came across this Webmaster Central thread where John Mueller said:
"To be clear, I have never seen a case where bad links pointing to URLs that return 404 have ever caused a website any noticeable problem in web-search. 404s are a part of the internet, they're expected to be seen when a non-existent URL is crawled, there's no reason that I can think of where it would make sense to count 404s against a site."
Sooo... if you are looking at an expired domain for a PBN and it has a page or two with some shit links to it, could you simply not recreate that page and be off the hook? Anyone have experience with this?
[Edit] Not allowed to post links yet
You can find the thread in Google...
I just came across this Webmaster Central thread where John Mueller said:
"To be clear, I have never seen a case where bad links pointing to URLs that return 404 have ever caused a website any noticeable problem in web-search. 404s are a part of the internet, they're expected to be seen when a non-existent URL is crawled, there's no reason that I can think of where it would make sense to count 404s against a site."
Sooo... if you are looking at an expired domain for a PBN and it has a page or two with some shit links to it, could you simply not recreate that page and be off the hook? Anyone have experience with this?
[Edit] Not allowed to post links yet