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looking to increase my niche site ranking

tylerindo2tylerindo2 canada
in GSA Search Engine Ranker
I run a video production company and purchased gsa to help give me a much needed boost. I was told a safe way to do this would be to purchase an expired domain and 301 to my actual site. All of my gsa links would be pointing to my expired domain. I don't need to over do it, and want to keep this going long term and avoid penalties if possible. Any advice of what to do and/or not do ? 

Thanks

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  • shaunshaun https://www.youtube.com/ShaunMarrs
    Research 301ing more, when I tried it the penalty passed through it in time.

    I would try a web 2.0 T1 with SER pushing T2.
  • tylerindo2tylerindo2 canada
    so are you saying buying a clean, expired domain and using a 301 direct to my company website isn't the best idea? I would of course be directing all of my gsa links to the expired domain and not directly to my website.

    Here is what I was going to do, but I dont want to get a penalty: http://seounion.net/seo/how-to-using-301-redirects-to-rank-your-sites-on-page-1/

    I'm not too familiar with web 2.0, do you have any recommendations for good tutorials on this method?
  • tylerindo2tylerindo2 canada
    ok i found out more about web 2.0. Here's my plan:

    Main site < 301 redirect < web 2.0 < tier 1 < tier 2

    Is this the best way to do it? I don't need a great deal of link juice because my competition in the video production industry is small. I'm getting beat out by weak sites with poor seo and want to crush my competition for a long time.
  • vikingviking
    Main Site < PBN < Web 2.0 < Tier 1 < Tier 2 = bulletproof....for now.
  • tylerindo2tylerindo2 canada
    Thanks viking. Im not doing a money site like a lot of folks here so do you think I will need to build many pbns ? Basically Im ranking 10th locally for video services in my city. Should it be pretty easy with such a small market and minimal competition?
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