NOW Do expired domain name 301 redirects still work?

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I redirected an expired domain name to my niche site 10 days ago and so far the ranking has not changed. Do I need to wait longer?
 
You mean your ranking hasn't changed from a single 301?

Is that what you're asking?
 
Hi. I have some experience with it. Simple redirect from an expired domain isn't always a great choice, it's not natural for google. It's better to renew the expired domain, put on hosting, upload content relevant to your target domain, wait 1-2 months until it's indexed and only then do a redirect. Basically, redirect from a dead website works worse than from alive.
I describe it better in my sales thread - there is a guide on redirection. Check my profile to find it
Hope it helps
 
I redirected an expired domain name to my niche site 10 days ago and so far the ranking has not changed. Do I need to wait longer?
It’s not like that You are thinking. Lot’s of factors there. Moreover, Expired Domain must have healthy profile.
 
You will quite possibly not see a positive rise in rank from a single 301 , with that said depending on RD’s of 301 I have had boosts with multiple 301’s and have noticed slight increases from single but less often.

With all of this said, not every 301 will have an effect and some will take longer than others. Better to buy hyper relevant site add content then 301 multiple URLs to that one domain sending love through to your main. Many wishes.
 
You will quite possibly not see a positive rise in rank from a single 301 , with that said depending on RD’s of 301 I have had boosts with multiple 301’s and have noticed slight increases from single but less often.

With all of this said, not every 301 will have an effect and some will take longer than others. Better to buy hyper relevant site add content then 301 multiple URLs to that one domain sending love through to your main. Many wishes.
This is a premium expired domain name, RD: 195 Do I need to wait longer? More than 1 month?
 
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