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I am trying to rank a client in a niche - let's call it - "Taming Wild Horses" - he went out and bought a domain name called TamingWildHorses dot com (again, names are made up to protect the innocent
). He has his main site that is totally named something else.He was wondering if a 301 redirect from TamingWildHorses dot com to his main site have any value from a SEO perspective? I know that some webmasters sometimes share two or more sites - one is the main site and the other site is smaller but meant for a specific niche. So what is the best way of going about to do this? |
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Your client will need to have their new domain have unique content in order for it rank. You CAN do a 301 redirect, but I wouldn't advise it since it's a new domain and probably isn't indexed so you're not going to get any benefit to the main target site.
After all, what good is a redirect from a site that isn't ranked and getting any traffic? Instead, put the new Taming Wild Horses site on a wordpress blog, fill it with unique content with anchor text links to your target site, put up a header banner promoting your target site (visually and with a link). That way if/when the new domain starts to move up and get traffic, visitors will be exposed to the target domain with visual banners and contextual links in the articles. |
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