How to make 301 redirect gov/edu link?

jaja2123

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Hello, I am currently SEO a betting website in Vietnam (betting is illegal in Vietnam). Currently, people are using the method of spamming 301 redirects with keywords (brand, how to, etc.) related to betting using gov and edu domains. I want to know how to do this. Can someone guide me? Many thanks.

Here's how it works:
1. I search for a keyword related to betting.
2. The results from gov and edu domains are ranked high by Google (usually 1-2-3 on the SERP).
3. Clicking on these results redirects to a betting website.

You should know that gov and edu domains are very difficult to acquire in Vietnam, so it rules out the possibility that they bought these domains for this purpose.

Thanks for your support.

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AFAIK .edu.vn is actually the easiest geo .edu domain to register. There are certainly registrars out there that will do it with minimal documentation.

For redirects on .edus/.govs there are several approaches.

1) you can simply reuse any that you find competitors using, as long as they are using the url query string for passing url data
2) you can uncover some redirects using Google dorks eg:
Code:
site:.edu inurl:url=http
site:.gov inurl:url=http
A simple script going through each url harvested this way and replacing any url in the query string with one of your own to test, then checking for successful redirects is easy enough to code up.
3) look at popular guestbooks and other link dumps to see what redirects others are trying to index
4) look at exploits like the fckeditor redirect
 
AFAIK .edu.vn is actually the easiest geo .edu domain to register. There are certainly registrars out there that will do it with minimal documentation.

For redirects on .edus/.govs there are several approaches.

1) you can simply reuse any that you find competitors using, as long as they are using the url query string for passing url data
2) you can uncover some redirects using Google dorks eg:
Code:
site:.edu inurl:url=http
site:.gov inurl:url=http
A simple script going through each url harvested this way and replacing any url in the query string with one of your own to test, then checking for successful redirects is easy enough to code up.
3) look at popular guestbooks and other link dumps to see what redirects others are trying to index
4) look at exploits like the fckeditor redirect

AFAIK .edu.vn is actually the easiest geo .edu domain to register. There are certainly registrars out there that will do it with minimal documentation.

For redirects on .edus/.govs there are several approaches.

1) you can simply reuse any that you find competitors using, as long as they are using the url query string for passing url data
2) you can uncover some redirects using Google dorks eg:
Code:
site:.edu inurl:url=http
site:.gov inurl:url=http
A simple script going through each url harvested this way and replacing any url in the query string with one of your own to test, then checking for successful redirects is easy enough to code up.
3) look at popular guestbooks and other link dumps to see what redirects others are trying to index
4) look at exploits like the fckeditor redirect
I saw you replied in my post, if you can do it I want to hire you.
 
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