ChokeStone
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- Mar 31, 2013
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Did you 301 the aged domain to a new domain or the other way around?
New site not Ranking
- Thread starter hotguy640
- Start date
ya, its aged domain
BreaknBrix
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- Mar 25, 2014
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You are leaving out too many details.
You didn't mention 1 word about whether or not your aged domain already has backlinks, authority or anything like that.
As far as I can tell, you 301'd an aged site to a new site, created a few high pr blog comments, which are all probably nofollow links.
So please explain WHY you think your site SHOULD be ranking? Because you built a few high pr blog comments? Because the aged
domain has high DA/PR etc etc?
If a site isn't ranking and its not penalized, then it needs more and better links.
You didn't mention 1 word about whether or not your aged domain already has backlinks, authority or anything like that.
As far as I can tell, you 301'd an aged site to a new site, created a few high pr blog comments, which are all probably nofollow links.
So please explain WHY you think your site SHOULD be ranking? Because you built a few high pr blog comments? Because the aged
domain has high DA/PR etc etc?
If a site isn't ranking and its not penalized, then it needs more and better links.
jollyman
Elite Member
- Aug 29, 2013
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Not for the old site. May be the newer one will loss its power.
howard_hughes
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- Jul 23, 2009
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You have no idea what you're talking about.
sandythelady
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- Mar 14, 2014
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Its difficult to point out the exact problem unless you do the same with multiple domains to see if they all respond in the same way. But your domain would not lose its power if you redirect it to a new one, but the new one may inherit any penalties that the old one holds.
Regarding my old domain its in same nich. which have good backlinks profile.pr-0, DA-25
From my experience, if new site get index in google then, it should probabbly get some position in google.