largesiteguy
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yo fellow blackhatters
I have a new domain and put some scraped content on it. Most of the pages were not indexed though. Then after some weeks I took a fine expired domain and put the same scraped content on it. Almost all pages got indexed fast.
As it is the same content I am wondering now if I can use rel = canonical from the expired one to my new money site:
page-1 on expired domain -----> page-1 on new domain
page-2 on expired domain -----> page-2 on new domain
(----> indicating rel=canonical)
My idea is that I send the link juice from the expired domain to the new domain with rel = canonical because it has similar effects as a 301. Thus it should help to get the pages of the new domain get indexed and rank eventually.
What do you think?
I have a new domain and put some scraped content on it. Most of the pages were not indexed though. Then after some weeks I took a fine expired domain and put the same scraped content on it. Almost all pages got indexed fast.
As it is the same content I am wondering now if I can use rel = canonical from the expired one to my new money site:
page-1 on expired domain -----> page-1 on new domain
page-2 on expired domain -----> page-2 on new domain
(----> indicating rel=canonical)
My idea is that I send the link juice from the expired domain to the new domain with rel = canonical because it has similar effects as a 301. Thus it should help to get the pages of the new domain get indexed and rank eventually.
What do you think?