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Is this a method?

adystanleyadystanley
edited April 2014 in Need Help
I see that many other people who use GSA do a redirect from a blogspot.com site to their money site.

e.g: 

This site:  LINK-REMOVED
Redirects to:  LINK-REMOVED

How he did this?
And how it helps to ranks better?

Comments

  • JustinJustin
    edited April 2014

    view-source: LINK-REMOVED

    I don't think that's a true 301 redirect.

  • adystanleyadystanley
    Then what it is? And why redirects to a new site?
  • 100k100k
    It is a redirect.

    Just use a normal redirect script and put it on your blog page/post.

    It's like a 301 with a aged domain, but the aged domain has high DA (so the PA can go up pretty quick) and it does not cost you $20-200 per domain ;).

    Below are two 301 scripts that should work - just edit them and put them in the HTML source/box.

    -------------------------

    <?
    Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" ); 
    Header( "Location: http://google.com" ); 
    ?>

    -------------------------

    <html>
    <head>
    <!-- Keyword Goes Here -->
    <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://google.com">
    </head>
    <body>
    </body>
    </html>
  • JudderManJudderMan UK
    Thanks @100k but I can't see to get either of those to work. The only redirect box I can see is to redirect TO the blogger and not out from it. I've tried adding those scripts in posts/pages as you mentioned but no good. The problem I've had with my bloggers is that they are already redirected from blogger.com to blogger.co.uk, which is lame compared to .com and does not pass as much juice to UK sites.
  • 100k100k

    just go to a page or post on blogger and click edit.... then select the HMTL button and paste the code there at the top.

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  • JudderManJudderMan UK
    Thanks man, that's what I did but no joy, will try again.
  • 100k100k
    Perhaps there is something wrong with your code!

    Coz I have just tried and it worked fine (and I have UK IP too so it changes .com to .co.uk).
  • JudderManJudderMan UK
    I'll try with a different account, cheers.
  • DonCorleoneDonCorleone
    If blogger finds this . They will delete your account . So be careful
  • andy1024andy1024
    here are some advise 
  • spunko2010spunko2010 Isle of Man
    edited April 2014
    Yeah why do this with Blogger? There are less risky ones not owned by google ;) The code in question is: script type='text/javascript'>top.location.replace(' LINK-REMOVED ');</script however will Google adhere to this as it's not an actual 301.... ? Edit: going by the results for that domain the answer is yes.
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