'Parked Domain' google slapping question!

Hey,

Okay ive got a question... i use alot of automation bots and often get my domain's slapped about by google for it more often than not.

So ive got this new project going and i think for the first time ever (i was shocked too) ive brought the .com .net .org and .info

So then i go into cpanel and add all of them to the 'parked domains so that if someone types mydomain.info they will go to mydomain.com and the same for all of them.

So then it got me thinking.... if i white hat linked all of the normal manual slower links to the .com BUT then did all the automated fast links to the .org the .info and the .net (split) then what will happen?

would google still slap the .com domain? even if i build no quick automated extra fast spammy xrumer style backlinks to the .com?

Will all the links show up if i check the backlinks for the .com version or do i have to search for the .net .info etc individually?

If they are all going to the same page as parked domains using the cpanel option then if i build backlinks to any of the extentions (.com .info etc) then will all the backlinks count towards my serp rankings and PR?

Maybe im just getting myself confused but if they treat each extention differently then this will be king for spamming any new site!

Im really looking for what people have found out from tests over... "google knows everything and with bitch slap your ass you hoe" kinda remarks!

Thanks and it may be a tough one
Lewi

Bump! kinda complicated i know but quicker the answer the better! i wanna get spamming lol

bOnEhEAd said:

In my experience, Lewi, G will ignore all the domain names pointed to particular site except usually the .com, or often the longest registered domain name. (Not a prob in your case as you bought all at the same time.) G hates similar content -- as we all should know -- so it just picks one domain to list (in most cases). I don't think it matters whether you do a 301 or 302 re-dir, different IPs with domain masking or even something more sophisticated like multiple VirtualHost entries in Apache's httpd.conf.

The bottom line: G's algorithm is after content. So what's liable to happen, I think, is that is will completely ignore all ref to the .net, .org, et al and only notice the .com

However, I also think it might work in the short-run, if it takes G a second to catch on to what you're doing. But that does you no good from a back-link building standpoint.

Essentially, the only reason these doamin registrars up-sell buying all the different domains is for brand protection, not SEO, per se, meaning:

if your company is named Super Widgets, and you set up SuperWidgets.com, you don't want some schmucks coming in with SuperWidgets.net and .org, etc, ripping off you brand name. The SEO value of all those domain names is negligible.

If anyone thinks this is off or has better solutions, I'd love to see what you've come up with.

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Yep i only brought all the extensions as im going for a brand kinda name!

I didn't mean anything about the .net .info .org counting as backlinks to the .com site i just ment more from a spamming the different extensions and the different extensions getting the penalty which just is a straight redirect to the .com but the .com doesn't get slapped! and was wondering if that alone was true or possible?

so let me say .com is the main site, but to preserve the .net, .org. biz .us whatever from some schmucks ripping off the brand name, i put that on adsense for domain, will my main .com get google slappped?

currentnews said:

so let me say .com is the main site, but to preserve the .net, .org. biz .us whatever from some schmucks ripping off the brand name, i put that on adsense for domain, will my main .com get google slappped?

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NOOOOO!!! who even mentioned adsense?

The short answer is nobody knows... except Google and they aint tellin..

If you do a re-direct of say an info to a com, and spam the info, in theory if Google bans the info they shouldn't automatically ban the com. If they did you could buy an info of a competitors com and harm them by spamming. In practice if a domain is banned and redirected to another domain, you're raising a big flag to Google saying 'hey look at me', so they look at the com, if it looks spammy to them, say with lots of affiliate links, they will probably ban it too.

If you're interested in branding rather than spamming, use them all, put your main content on the com, perhaps the company blog on the net, useful info on the info, company news on us, you get the idea, interlink them, IP won't matter they're already connected.