PBN building tip!

Better tip. You find what pages sites are linking to, and instead of redirecting to your homepage you add the actual pages. That's going to look a lot more natural to Google then redirecting everything to homepage.

We almost have a weiner.

See what a little bit of extra effort gets you?
 
Thanks for the tip Tony!Although I just use Link Juice Keeper. I think it is a good a idea to use both, to mix it up a bit. Just to be safe :-p
I agree about mixing it up a bit. Another wp plugin I use is ?404 to start? - I?ve found this plugin to be very straightforward to use.
 
Hey, great share and ive been doing this too.

If you want to save a tiny bit of time when doing this you can swap out the url for get_bloginfo

Code:
<?php
header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");
header("Location: ".get_bloginfo('url'));
exit();
?>
 
use htaccess... it doesn't get crawled so Google can't see what you're doing... also it's a direct server redirection rather than a html scripted one, which can be stopped and checked.

Doing what OP said will only hurt your PBN...
 
There's several free plugins to do this as well. I think several of them may offer more dynamic features such as 404 request logging. Personally, I've found that this one does the trick: "404 to 301".

It's a very light plugin as well, that simply injects a few lines of code to create a 301 redirection for any 404 requests, which will redirect to a single url that you specify.
 
There's several free plugins to do this as well. I think several of them may offer more dynamic features such as 404 request logging. Personally, I've found that this one does the trick: "404 to 301".

It's a very light plugin as well, that simply injects a few lines of code to create a 301 redirection for any 404 requests, which will redirect to a single url that you specify.

You revived a year-and-a-half old thread to tell us this?
 
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