I wanted to know if sending links to a Bit.do redirect would benefit my page. I wanted to re-use links to boost the page up the SERP, if there is a better URL Shortener, I'll use that, I just wanted to find out some information.Why specifically a bit.do link? It has been done before, using a short link as a buffer through which you build links. It isn't anything new. You will lose some power while the juice passes through the link shortner and it isn't all that much of a safety net, as it isn't a different website, just a redirect, but other than that it is something people do
Ah that makes more sense, I see people buffering links and I was wondering if was beneficial, no worries though.To reuse means to use the same links you used for the main website, through a redirect to pass another batch of link juice from the same domain? I`m pretty sure google will see through that and you won't get additional strength. Not more than you would get from two links from the same domain to the same website.
Ah no worries, thank you.No is not....url shotners use 301 redirects if you blast it like in the good ol days and it gets a penalty the penalty will pass to your website.