Aged Domain Redirect for New Site?
Just like your thoughts on a technique I think mentioned by Steve Clayton when he was doing the prelaunch of Commisson Blueprint 2.0 and was giving stuff away free.
He said with a new site, you can buy an aged domain or domain with PR (and perhaps traffic), and do a 301 redirect to your new domain. The PR and all should pass over to the new domain, helping it get indexed, rank quicker and avoid 'sandbox' type effect.
Is this true? Has anyone done this before? Does it work? I have a new ecommerce site but do not want to do anything to risk it in the eyes of mighty G.
Thanks in advance.
He said with a new site, you can buy an aged domain or domain with PR (and perhaps traffic), and do a 301 redirect to your new domain. The PR and all should pass over to the new domain, helping it get indexed, rank quicker and avoid 'sandbox' type effect.
Is this true? Has anyone done this before? Does it work? I have a new ecommerce site but do not want to do anything to risk it in the eyes of mighty G.
Thanks in advance.
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Voasi -
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