I Need Help On 301 Redirect Please

Nargil said:

You got exactly what you were supposed to get with this approach.

First, that domain is most likely way too weak to show any real impact.

Second, don't do 301 redirects on a registrar level. Approach them the same way you would a money site on an expired domain.

So get a domain, rebuild it with Archivarix (that means hosting it), let it rest for a couple months and then do a redirect.

This is a decent guide on how to go around it - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/

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Nargil said:

You got exactly what you were supposed to get with this approach.

First, that domain is most likely way too weak to show any real impact.

Second, don't do 301 redirects on a registrar level. Approach them the same way you would a money site on an expired domain.

So get a domain, rebuild it with Archivarix (that means hosting it), let it rest for a couple months and then do a redirect.

This is a decent guide on how to go around it - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-301-an-expired-domain-guide.1358904/

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soooted said:

Do 301's on a page per page level. You could use URL rewrite on web server, or 301 from a load balancer if you have it cloud hosted. You want the search engine bot to load the website, read some content, then follow the redirect. Some folks have reported better results randomizing some content on the redirect sites, i.e. "as of xyx, this page is being relocated at xyz, redirect you in 3 seconds..." rather than just a generic 301. It has more organic feel, but some say it makes no difference.

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