Which better to rank with 40 DA domain redirect the domain 301
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which better to rank with 40 DA domain redirect the domain 301 to my website or host domain and create posts with my website link + if i do the 301 redirect the Crawl Errors of old 40 da domain will display on my new website or not+how much links can i get from one website pbn
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which better get links for home page or postsbest regards , -
Hi Cristophare79,
Hope you are well.- which better to rank with 40 DA domain redirect the domain 301 to my website or host domain and create posts with my website link
Its always better to build a brand and create useful and unique content. When you have an old domain with some authority, please you must check its backlinks and decide whether they suit the new site. You might need to disavow for a clean start. - if I do the 301 redirect the Crawl Errors of old 40 da domain will display on my new website or not Those crawl errors won't appear. Also, you'll be giving Google mixed signals, as many pages from the old domain will be 404 and you'll be confusing Google and probably losing some backlinks
- how much links can i get from one website pbn
There is no magic number. I'd strongly suggest not to use PBNs as Google is now smarter than ever and will find out your schemes, hence penalizing you. - which better get links for home page or posts
Again, there is no magic answer. There should be a mix and the most natural combination possible.
If I'd be there, posts will be my choice.
Always, and as a note to everyone reading this reply, you have to think on one hand, in what will help more you users answering their questions and on the other hand, that humans write Google's algorithms, they will find out if we are messing around with them.
Hope it helps.
Best wishes,
GR - which better to rank with 40 DA domain redirect the domain 301 to my website or host domain and create posts with my website link
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