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Go to your domains, click Manage then will see this:
So you can do it in Namecheap, no problem whatsoever.
Case Study - Expired Domains 301 Experiment
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So you can do it in Namecheap, no problem whatsoever.
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Thank you for your share op
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yes you can do it if you have hosting and free time
also no https .....i did simple http redirect
originalposter
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Thanks for the share.
After you redirected the expired domains to your money site.
Do those backlinks (from the expired domains) appear on your money site domain ahrefs report?
After you redirected the expired domains to your money site.
Do those backlinks (from the expired domains) appear on your money site domain ahrefs report?
yasin.wazza10
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Great share ! I have a couple of questions @seoz87 :
1) Let’s say I found a relevant expired domains with strong backlinks, would you recommend registering it from the same company where my money site’s domain & hosting is active with or register the domain with other company and then 301 ?
2) After registering should I immediately re direct it to the target URL or let the domain warm up for a few days ?
Would appreciate your advice, thanks !
1) Let’s say I found a relevant expired domains with strong backlinks, would you recommend registering it from the same company where my money site’s domain & hosting is active with or register the domain with other company and then 301 ?
2) After registering should I immediately re direct it to the target URL or let the domain warm up for a few days ?
Would appreciate your advice, thanks !
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not really care about ahrefs...i checked in Google and it recognized the 301.
Great share ! I have a couple of questions @seoz87 :
1) Let’s say I found a relevant expired domains with strong backlinks, would you recommend registering it from the same company where my money site’s domain & hosting is active with or register the domain with other company and then 301 ?
2) After registering should I immediately re direct it to the target URL or let the domain warm up for a few days ?
Would appreciate your advice, thanks !
1. Yes sure. I dont see any issue with registering the domain with same company
2. Yes again
originalposter
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Checked on Google?
Are you referring to Google Search Console?
Thanks!
Are you referring to Google Search Console?
Thanks!
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We are measuring the effect of the 301. Considering where was before that - yeah its great, not as position itself, but as movement up in the rankings.
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no i meant simply search www.yourexpiredomain.com in Google.com. Google will reflect the 301
its an 87 KD pure commercial intent keyword
how can i know without looking it
wiki links doesn't matter anyway...(it may be after google recent statement about nofoll0w links)check how many dofoll0w links it has and from which sites...are these sites authority in their niche? are they are strong sites with lots of traffic? if yes then you are good to go
slowboy
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how can i know without looking it
check how many dofoll0w links it has and from which sites...are these sites authority in their niche? are they are strong sites with lots of traffic? if yes then you are good to go
Here is ref domain from ahrefs
And here is screenshot from waybackmachine
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goblog46
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is this domain based on DR/UR or DA/PA, and also i have couple domain that's don't get enough power, can i just redirect domain1.com to domain2.com and domain3.com to domain4.com and then just send backlink from domain2.com and domain4.com to our page that we want to rank for ?
and also, at this point, i don't understand :
Experiment Timeline:
Domains were redirected on single page https://www.mywebsite.co.uk/my-page.php
is that mean you redirect to page on your moneysite from root domain from your expired domain ? or you make page on your expired domain and redirect it to your moneysite ?
and also, at this point, i don't understand :
Experiment Timeline:
Domains were redirected on single page https://www.mywebsite.co.uk/my-page.php
is that mean you redirect to page on your moneysite from root domain from your expired domain ? or you make page on your expired domain and redirect it to your moneysite ?
BlackFridayBG
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Thanks for sharing this you are right, but one more hint from me ---> try to safe your money site and redirect with 301 to do custom /sitemap/ page
example: site . com/sitemap/ or site . com/site-map/ etc.. if you got penalized you will only for this one page not for all pages
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1. These domains were selected based on their backlink from top authority sites.
2. Your experiment looks complicated but in theory it should work. I read somwhere that there is a limit to number of redirects when Google crawler stops goinf to next redirect.
3. I redirected the main expired domain on a page of my money website.
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Experiment Update:
here are the latest rankings for the same kws...
Addition:
1. one more domain was redirected to the page
Conclusions:
1. As you can see after the initial boost, ranking went down for almost all keywords
2. There was an Google update too
3. Expired domains do help in rankings but i think it would need a domain with high number quality links rather than only 2 or 3 links
here are the latest rankings for the same kws...
Addition:
1. one more domain was redirected to the page
Conclusions:
1. As you can see after the initial boost, ranking went down for almost all keywords
2. There was an Google update too
3. Expired domains do help in rankings but i think it would need a domain with high number quality links rather than only 2 or 3 links
