URL shortener to hide my black magic from competition
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HarrisonHill
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- Apr 29, 2010
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You can use 301 redirects for backlinks but be ready that you will loose some link juice by doing that.
I don't think that there are any other ways to hide your backlinks from your competitor. But it's possible that your competitor can find out your shortened url or redirected domain too and he will still be able to see your backlinks.
What I can suggest is build some web 2.0 properties and link any other links to those web 2.0 properties.
I don't think that there are any other ways to hide your backlinks from your competitor. But it's possible that your competitor can find out your shortened url or redirected domain too and he will still be able to see your backlinks.
What I can suggest is build some web 2.0 properties and link any other links to those web 2.0 properties.
> hide it from my competition trying to check my backlinks
and btw don't worry too much about other people checking your backlinks... if I remember well, yahoo site explorer will be shut down within the end of the year, this means a lot of (unexperienced) marketers won't be able to look at your black magic anymore.
and btw don't worry too much about other people checking your backlinks... if I remember well, yahoo site explorer will be shut down within the end of the year, this means a lot of (unexperienced) marketers won't be able to look at your black magic anymore.
xboxps3wow
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Yes, but there is a way to find out the 301s to your site... I had a thread about that few months ago.
OK nice. Actually one of my competitor is kinda into black hat SEO from what I saw and I don't think he will hesitate filling the google spam form. I don't know if this will cause me harm but I don't want to have my site rank well then be sandboxed or whatever.
Maybe I'm being too paranoid.
HarrisonHill I'm not sure why some of the juice would be lost, are there any precise rules on this on is this just a study and some juice was lost and we don't know exactly why?
Maybe I'm being too paranoid.
HarrisonHill I'm not sure why some of the juice would be lost, are there any precise rules on this on is this just a study and some juice was lost and we don't know exactly why?
> are there any precise rules on this on is this just a study and some juice was lost and we don't know exactly why?
yes it's true, with 301s you lose some link juice.
Check this:
yes it's true, with 301s you lose some link juice.
Check this:
Code:
http://www.google.com/search?gcx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=301+lose+pagerank+matt+cuttsOK I think he's not that smart. I just don't want my whole work to be obvious, 301 should be enough.
Thx fab, yeah now I remember seeing that interview
If I go 301, hell yeah (but I'm not sure yet).