Another 301 thread!

dollarzz

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Hey guys,

I know there is a lott of threads about 301'ing etc. But this is a little different.

Whats the situation

- Penalized domain, manual spam + maybe panda/penguin.
- What has been done, the manual spam penalty has been fixed over 3 months ago, so no manual penalties whatsoever.
- What has changed, absolutely nothing, got even worse...

So I figured, my offsite seo should be ok now, link juice should be ok. Maybe manual penalty is still in its after effect or maybe panda penguin issues I dont know.

I think I can 301 my old domain to a new fresh domain, new content, more content. I wanted to get rid of my emd as well and hit the niche broader than before.

It looks like this.

Old domain = blueringsforsale . com
New Domain = ringsforsale . com

Redirect goes to: ringsforsale . com/color/blue

I will test this and see what happens, but still working on the new site, what do you guys think of it? Is there any sort of logic in my plan?
 
dont forget fresh content is king dude

I do know this, but it depends on the nature of the site as well. A site where users arent looking for a 1000 words story or a 1000 words story could be sumorized in 50 words than thats the way to go! But in mostly thats not the case...

However do you think this would work in a scenario as mentioned above :)?
 
anyone else some imput?
 
I like the idea of redirecting to an internal page.
I believe I read a post by lmxw (is that his name? hard to remember...) a few months ago that said something to that effect. Redirecting to an inner page gives you the freedom to take down the page in case of a penalty, thus removing the penalty and leaving the rest of your site unharmed. Again - I read this. Haven't tested it.
 
What makes you think the penalty won't be transferred to the new domain when you 301?
 
What makes you think the penalty won't be transferred to the new domain when you 301?

I have removed my bad links and the manual penalty is lifted so I think it wont be an offsite issue any more. Thats why I think I can 301 to a new site with more content. I think it was an over optimization penalty. So if there different content why a penalty?
 
Is your old site getting direct visitors, as in being popular elsewhere? Isnt starting over with a new domain an option? 301 may be a solution but if there is any penalty, it may sooner or later catch up with the new site and you won't be getting anywhere.
 
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