Testing 301 Strategy by Drip Apps

Yesterday evening I was bored and started looking for Black Hat techniques which still work. I happen to come across a technique by drip apps using 301.

The idea is to buy 4 domains. A, B, C and D with names similar to your money site.

301 A, B and C to D using Bitly or any other url shortener.

Then 301 D to money site.

Blast A, B and C using GSA.

Get site ranked and make money.

I happen to have a money site sitting without any backlinks ever built to it and zero rankings. So I am testing this strategy on this site.

I have purchased the domains and the set up is in place.

Regarding GSA I am not following the exact procedure mentioned on Drip Apps. I just ordered 400k blog comments for each A, B and C domains.

Lets watch and wait.

P.S: Serpbook shows monthly searches as NA. However, I have checked in adwords and the MS is 6.6k

Good luck man! Haven't really dabbled with 301s. I wish you all the best and please keep this updated for us.

Just received the completed order for GSA. Will give it another week to see if there is any serp movement.

Nothing worked so far, the site didn't even appear in the serps. ditching this method.

Sorry it didn’t work out. Thanks for sharing the info. Much appreciated!

OP thank u for the back to 2013 trip....in 2018 G isn't even crawl legit 301 redirects.....did u notice that?

laur.laurix said:

OP thank u for the back to 2013 trip....in 2018 G isn't even crawl legit 301 redirects.....did u notice that?

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Actually I am having mixed results. I had a site in the female wellness niche sitting @ #45. I used a dropped domain which was built into a general pbn 301 to the site. It started dancing heavily. The farthest it went was #7 (first page) and is now sitting @ #17.

For a second site it was already on #7 for two keywords. A travel site was sitting ideal therefore 301 it to the site and it jumped to #4. But has bounced back @ #7 after two weeks.

In other cases it had no affect at all.

Not sure what to make out of it.

Will start another case study on 301 soon.

Thanks for the try, you did put efforts