Here is my take on 301 Permanent Redirect Backlinks

For some time, I have been sending all backlinks to the main money site. However, I found this strategy a bit risky so I decided to do things a bit differently. I bought up a lot of expired domains with links on top news sites and then set 301 permanent redirects to them. I then started building links to these 301 redirect domains. I find this approach not only safer in terms of the search engines, but also domain registrars. It is not at all uncommon for domain registrars to arbitrarily suspend accounts and this way, you could theoretically lose your domain that you have worked so hard for. Equally, I find that snapping up expired domains with excellent metrics and then creating links to them is the best way to mitigate your risks and also enhance the value of your portfolio. In the end, you will have a collection of strong domains that you can use for other websites.

Ok, cool.. would you post a guide or something?
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Before started to redirecting remove all those negative links, spammed links from those expired domains. Because when you passing the value from 301 it will pass almost 94%-98% of link juice. The most important thing is it will pass positive and also negative marks too. To reduce this you had to clean your link profile on those old domains. and I'm guaranteed you will see the results pop in. I already experienced it.

ZoroBegins said:

ted to redirecting remove all those negative links, spammed links from those expired domains. Because when you passing the value from 301 it will pass almost 94%-98% of link juice. The most important thing is it will pass positive and also negative marks too. To reduce this you had to clean your link profile on those old domains. and I'm guaranteed you will see the results pop in. I already experienced it.

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Yes, I totally agree. However, Google is no longer penalising for spammy backlinks due to negative SEO concerns. Instead, Google will simply devalue all the spam links without affecting your rankings.

g4ia said:

Ok, cool.. would you post a guide or something?
Best regards

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Yes, I will put something together in due course.

You're redirecting the whole domain to your money sites ?

ZoroBegins said:

Before started to redirecting remove all those negative links, spammed links from those expired domains. Because when you passing the value from 301 it will pass almost 94%-98% of link juice. The most important thing is it will pass positive and also negative marks too. To reduce this you had to clean your link profile on those old domains. and I'm guaranteed you will see the results pop in. I already experienced it.

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How do you clean up the link profile of an expired domain? Disavow? Or is there a way to redirect only the good links?