Leverage 301 redirects from high DA domains

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I have a site in a particular niche that gets my domain suspended due to copyright claims in like 7 to 8 months of ranking. I have two other sites with generic domains ranking in the same niche for the same keywords. I was thinking of ranking the generic domains better and then use 301 redirects from those domains to my money site till i lose the domain and then change the redirects to a new domain. In the mean time i will continue building the link profile for the generic domains.
People who have done this. Will this work once i re-change the redirects to new domains?
Is there anything in particular that i need to take into consideration?
 
301 is a permanent redirect by definition so I would advise against re-redirecting a domain in a short period of time
 
301 is a permanent redirect by definition so I would advise against re-redirecting a domain in a short period of time
so do i use a 307 or 308 then? Or would you consider 7 to 8 months between changes a short time?
 
If your domain is suspended then 301 redirect it to a new domain right away.

Do some work, add some content, wait until you regain the rankings and now you can 301 another domain in the same niche that you own (remember to move the content as well and redirect to particular pages not everything to homepage).

Do some work, wait a bit and add yet another 301 from the remaining domain. Again, move the content as well.

Now you have a powerful domain
 
If your domain is suspended then 301 redirect it to a new domain right away.

Do some work, add some content, wait until you regain the rankings and now you can 301 another domain in the same niche that you own (remember to move the content as well and redirect to particular pages not everything to homepage).

Do some work, wait a bit and add yet another 301 from the remaining domain. Again, move the content as well.

Now you have a powerful domain
Alex i have 5 domains ranking for the same keywords. I can redirect different posts to my money site. The only issue is, without using the copyright term my domains are valueless.
So, I was hoping to redirect individual posts from these domains to individual posts on the money site. Once i lose the domain for the money site, i can cancel the redirect, refetch the links, wait a week or so and then redirect again. The only question is, will search engines catch up to it??
 
Alex i have 5 domains ranking for the same keywords. I can redirect different posts to my money site. The only issue is, without using the copyright term my domains are valueless.
So, I was hoping to redirect individual posts from these domains to individual posts on the money site. Once i lose the domain for the money site, i can cancel the redirect, refetch the links, wait a week or so and then redirect again. The only question is, will search engines catch up to it??
Why don't you "redirect again" straight away without the first redirecting to money page which you expect to lose soon anyway? Why support a falling tree
 
Why don't you "redirect again" straight away without the first redirecting to money page which you expect to lose soon anyway? Why support a falling tree
The falling tree is what makes the money. So I was thinking i could continue to boost its rankings, in the mean time have another money site ready. Once the first falls, i can change redirects to the new site. Rinse and repeat with every suspension.
 
The falling tree is what makes the money. So I was thinking i could continue to boost its rankings, in the mean time have another money site ready. Once the first falls, i can change redirects to the new site. Rinse and repeat with every suspension.
If you already know that this domain is lost then forget about it!

You can do better sales on another domain. Set up a website on a new domain you can use the same design etc. Focus on ranking the new domain with the help of 301 redirects from websites you own.
 
Do it really carefully. We've noticed a series of huge traffic drops after the Feb update on several of our sites that were leveraging 301 redirects.
 
If you already know that this domain is lost then forget about it!

You can do better sales on another domain. Set up a website on a new domain you can use the same design etc. Focus on ranking the new domain with the help of 301 redirects from websites you own.
Well i guess you and i are pretty much saying the same thing. The only question i have is as follows:
I will setup the new site today and rank it with redirects. I will lose this new site in 6 to 7 months after three copyright complaints. By that time i will have a second site ready and shift the redirects to the second site. Would this cause any issues with the second site? Any wait time i should adhere to? Any points on what mistakes to look out for?
 
Do it really carefully. We've noticed a series of huge traffic drops after the Feb update on several of our sites that were leveraging 301 redirects.
So i have been told, existing PBNs were listed by google and alot of sites were penalised.
 
So i have been told, existing PBNs were listed by google and alot of sites were penalised.
Okey now I understand.

Personally, I would never invest any time, effort or money into a site that will be taken down in 6months. Im alwasy here for the long run.

good luck anyway
 
Okey now I understand.

Personally, I would never invest any time, effort or money into a site that will be taken down in 6months. Im alwasy here for the long run.

good luck anyway
Thanks mate
 
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