How to use 301 redirect on expired domain
- Thread starter yda4huk
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- Feb 28, 2019
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You can either redirect all broken links to home page or create fresh content for them. This is particularly useful if the expired posts have any backlinks.
slowboy
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- Nov 22, 2012
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BHW has everything you need, just simple search it
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/
yda4huk
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Misunderstanding, I don't want to redirect to my money site. I want to restore an expired domain, but I can't do it with all pages that have juice. How to do with these pages, just do a 301 redirect to the home page of expired domain?
- Apr 9, 2021
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To do this, you’d need only have the expired domain hosted, former linked content identified, and then put in place some 301 redirects for the specific content that has the backlinks you want that point to your contributor article. This method effectively siphons the link juice from the expired domain’s top content into the page authority of any of your newer, more relevant links. A riskier approach of this method would be to point the 301 redirect directly towards the website you are trying to rank, though few occasions are seen where this would be advisable.
- Apr 4, 2014
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Of course.
Restore the url's you want and for the rest use 301-redirect to the home page.
You could use 404 to homepage plugin or just add code to htaccess yourself.
wblteam
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Ways you can keep link juice:
1) Retrvie old content from the web archive of juicy pages. And rebuild the pages.
2) If the content is not found in the web archive, create content by AI tool for all juicy pages. Keep the same topic on that pages.
3) simple 301 redirect to home page.