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Autumn · May 28, 2011

cash202 said:
What are your thoughts on blasting a page on .info domain and then redirecting a page? Then blast another page on the same .info domain and redirect it as well? Something like bit.ly method but redirect is created after the blast?

I assume the point would be to hide your main site from anti spam complaints. You'd be better off cloaking on your .info site: show bots the redirect, and show regular surfers a blank page or a "this site has been suspended" message.

That way, bots that come immediately after you drop your links get the redirect (and thus you get the link juice to your main site) and real surfers won't bother complaining because they think your .info has already been taken down.

CPAHit · May 28, 2011

Autumn said:
I assume the point would be to hide your main site from anti spam complaints. You'd be better off cloaking on your .info site: show bots the redirect, and show regular surfers a blank page or a "this site has been suspended" message.

That way, bots that come immediately after you drop your links get the redirect (and thus you get the link juice to your main site) and real surfers won't bother complaining because they think your .info has already been taken down.

That sounds like a great idea, how do we do that?

AmmonsFinest said:
Im new to SEO, trying to learn as much as i can. I have site about 9months old. I decided to try SEO and built a page a few days ago and have it ranking for the keyword i want, its on the 9th page . So i want to blast it with out getting "sandboxed". So let me know if im doing it right.

1. I have a .info domain already, i set up 301 redirection to my money site.
2. Blast the .info domain with my desired keyword,

And hopefully my rankings should increase?

I am planning to do this exact technique, hope someone can share their experience.

dan777 · May 28, 2011

CPAHit said:
That sounds like a great idea, how do we do that? .

I am planning to do this exact technique, hope someone can share their experience

ibmethatswhoib · May 28, 2011

Yup I agree I haven't really done that before. How do you guy's cloak it like that?

dan777 said:
I am planning to do this exact technique, hope someone can share their experience

dfrancon · May 28, 2011

I think the only downside to using 301's is that they don't pass the anchor text.

jashawa9485 · May 28, 2011

I'm still learning a lot every day, I hadn't even heard of this...

So you get the benefits of the excessive back links without being penalized by google?

However, the anchor keywords won't pass through?

bezopravin · May 28, 2011

dfrancon said:
I think the only downside to using 301's is that they don't pass the anchor text.

Wrong!

jashawa9485 said:
However, the anchor keywords won't pass through?

Anchor Texts Does Passes through 301. Nuff Said!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70LR8H8pn1M

Abstroose · May 28, 2011

XrumerSeo said:
I see people still useing using there real url for backlinks, this is so 2002.. think out side of the box.

BHW you need to wake up..

The irony is that many of us have been doing this for years.

dfrancon · May 28, 2011

bezopravin said:
Wrong!

Anchor Texts Does Passes through 301. Nuff Said!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70LR8H8pn1M

Thanks. I stand corrected.

AmmonsFinest · May 28, 2011

So should we redirect after blast orduring blast

justin1234 · May 28, 2011

Yes the anchor text does pass through

Iolaus · May 28, 2011

Why not buy 1 info domain and make few pages and redirect them? Or it have to be domain?

jashawa9485 · May 28, 2011

Iolaus said:
Why not buy 1 info domain and make few pages and redirect them? Or it have to be domain?

If i'm understanding it right, this is how it works (correct me if I am wrong)

Your money site is... makemoneykillingcats. C-O-M

You also purchase makemoneykillingcats. I-N-F-O

Your backlinks go to the INFO

The INFO is set to re-direct traffic to you COM (money site)

And from that video, it looks as if it gives all the link juice without getting sandboxed.

CPAHit · May 28, 2011

Iolaus said:
Why not buy 1 info domain and make few pages and redirect them? Or it have to be domain?

That's a good idea, but won't the 1 .info domain really get "boxed" due to getting so many links?

The way I look at this, get a few .info and redirect them to main site. Then blast all .info and see how the money site ranks.

Don Carlito · May 28, 2011

List of Seo friendly Url Shorteners which supports 301 redirects:

bit.ly
tin*yurl.com
tr.im
cli.gs
budurl.com
i*s.gd
sni*purl.com

Im using this for years, and when I check in OpenSiteExplorer, first spots(page authority) are for shortened links. Just make lots of them, to spread risk of losing quality ones.

GrowOxy · Aug 12, 2011

Awesome stuff! I'll try these techniques soon and post with any results I get.

Here is a little doubt I've - it would be great if someone can clear it up for me

Suppose - I purchased a brand new domain name, put up a quality site and then used URL Shortners and blasted the Shortened URLS with Xrumer, Scraprebox etc - Will my brand new domain still get the link juice WITHOUT getting sandboxed or de-indexed?

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