does expired domain redirection works?
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Blogsmith
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- Feb 21, 2020
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I think if the expired domain has verifiable backlinks which exist and if you check at wayback machine and you come across that the site has good content spread + if you see that some content I still appearing indexed at google then 301 redirection would surely passion the link juice to the domain, the expired domain is being redirected to.
Vincenzo Udinesi
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- Jan 14, 2019
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I redirected one relevant expired domain to my money site. The expired domain has a good backlink profile ranging from no-follow Wikipedia backlinks to do-follow genuine editorial links.
No changes I've noticed so far in the past 2 weeks since I redirected.
Hope that helps!
No changes I've noticed so far in the past 2 weeks since I redirected.
Hope that helps!
bendutchman
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- Jun 1, 2012
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What if you blast the backlinks too the 301 domain?
- Mar 30, 2018
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Short term yes long term no
Unreliable Witness
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- Apr 21, 2016
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From experience, yes, it works.
I'd give thought to topical relevancy of the pages linking to the page you're 301ing and the target page (i.e. don't redirect pages that have links from pages about tractors to pages about cats and expect much juice to flow).
I'd also give thought to the target page's link profile after the redirect.
Lastly, you'll need to encourage Google to crawl all of the links to the page that are redirected several times over several months.
I'd give thought to topical relevancy of the pages linking to the page you're 301ing and the target page (i.e. don't redirect pages that have links from pages about tractors to pages about cats and expect much juice to flow).
I'd also give thought to the target page's link profile after the redirect.
Lastly, you'll need to encourage Google to crawl all of the links to the page that are redirected several times over several months.
- Apr 20, 2018
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its work in short term only
i've tried, the quality slowly decreases
Kaine
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- Apr 24, 2015
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There has been so much discussion on the subject that Google has surely add a few lines of code to its algorithm to counter it.
I think it would be more judicious to put back the original content and to place a link on the home.
highflying
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- Jul 29, 2013
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conflicting results. If the expired domain occuppied similar niche. Imagine redirecting BathroomsRUs.com to DonaldTrump2020.com
