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So so I have two domains for a site/blog Primary domain is: theblognameabbreviation/com Second domain is: theblognamewrittenout/com (and its longer than that actually) So, I just have a simple php redirect on the second domain. My question is, if I get backlinks to the second domain (the redirect) is there any possible way for the primary domain to get that link juice? Now that I am actually writing this question it seems unlikely to me, but who knows. Any help is appreciated, Rebtl |
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If it is a 301 redirect, then yes. It will pass-through to the other domain.
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Is that correct for link juice? If not, could you please tell me what I need to do for a proper 301 redirect. Thanks, Rebtl | |
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You need to add a line Code: <? Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" ); Header( "Location: http://mysite.com" ); ?> |
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ok got it. Thanks very much Kirk Rebtl |
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