Help me with 301 redirect and link juice.

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Hey.

Usually, when we want to pass link juice, we setup a 301 redirect, right? This is what i am doing with all of them.

What about if i want to pass link juice, but block all the visitors from that url and ONLY get the linkjuice?

Can i setup a 301 redirect to a url and then on the new URL setup htaccess and block the referer? Will that work for what i want?

Thank you warriors!!
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  • Profile picture of the author VipGuest
    anyone?
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  • Profile picture of the author webhosting
    I have never tried that, but if I needed solve such problem I would rather use cookie to identify the visitors. Even though some people have cookies turned off, it is only a small percentage. On the other hand, referrer is not passed more often.
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  • Profile picture of the author webdevpro
    You can use the referrers but this is not very reliable as it can be easily spoofed. Still it will be a good method to block at least those having referrers.
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  • Profile picture of the author VipGuest
    What i mean is to go to htaccess and block the URL from the 301 redirect, like this:

    URL1 -> 301 Redirect to URL2

    URL2 website block via htaccess URL1

    This way, i can get the linkjuice but the visitors will not see the website?

    Thank you all
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    • Profile picture of the author webhosting
      Originally Posted by VipGuest View Post

      What i mean is to go to htaccess and block the URL from the 301 redirect, like this:

      URL1 -> 301 Redirect to URL2

      URL2 website block via htaccess URL1

      This way, i can get the linkjuice but the visitors will not see the website?

      Thank you all
      I am not sure about this, maybe it may work but I have no experience with that. But I believe good solution would be:

      URL1 -> sends a cookie
      URL1 -> 301 Redirect to URL2
      URL2 -> first line of the code: if (isset($_COOKIE['cookie_name'])) {exit;} ...rest of the code here
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      • Profile picture of the author VipGuest
        Thank you! I will try that
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