Does this strategic works?

blackwarriormonster · Nov 27, 2015

Hi friends,

If I purchase an expired domain, create a blog to it, links it to my money site also 301 redirect it to money site, then build links to the expired domain with the same web2.0 group which linked to my money site,

will this strategic works? As the image show below.

ghackseo · Nov 27, 2015

Not sure why you would create Web 2.0's linking to both expired domain and money site, this is an unnecessary footprint in my opinion.

europa · Nov 27, 2015

ghackseo said:
Not sure why you would create Web 2.0's linking to both expired domain and money site, this is an unnecessary footprint in my opinion.

I agree. This is unnecessary - and depends on the strength of the domains. Can you give us more info?

blackwarriormonster · Nov 28, 2015

europa said:
I agree. This is unnecessary - and depends on the strength of the domains. Can you give us more info?

Thanks for your reply, Since I have ranked some of my categories pages at the 2nd page of google by web 2.0 network, so I deside to purchase an expired domain and create a blog then 301 and redirect it to my money site, and use the same web 2.0 network for the expired domain link juice. My money site domain is a yong domain only registered 3 months ago.

McPatrick · Nov 28, 2015

Any kind of "method" or "diagram" for link building means one thing only - you are creating footprint. Do not focus on diagrams, just build links randomly and make them look naturally - for example instead of getting 10K blog spam as 2nd tier get 10 social signals.

iAuthority · Nov 28, 2015

don't use web 2.0 links for the expired domains. build a quality backlinks for that you use web2.0 links as tier 2. it will get you good impact.

Scritty · Nov 28, 2015

iAuthority said:
don't use web 2.0 links for the expired domains. build a quality backlinks for that you use web2.0 links as tier 2. it will get you good impact.

^^^^

This, also worth remembering that Google look at domains at a URL by URL level for most of the emphasis. Therefore to be safe, unless you have access to the site and know how well each internal URL is doing in terms of authority, link from the root. While there is some benefit in getting a link from a weaker internal URL (or even a new URL you create) for the most part the benefit will be much lower.

Scritty

searchp2 · Nov 28, 2015

Web2.0s shouldnt point to expired tier 1 links, no point.

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