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Will redirected domain names be deindexed?
- Thread starter Takwa
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Redirect is fine if it is permanent 301 redirect.
I don't know about that all my redirect are 301 but they all get deindex after a few months, I think the only way forward like what ddwebguru said "linking"
Well if you 301 a site you are telling Google its moved permanently - thats what a 301 is. If its moved permanently then of course Google is going to drop the old site from the index.
Also if you are buying old domains and 301'ing them into your main domain for the backlinks, this is a black hat tactic and I've seen sites burnt to the ground and removed from the index for it - I mean the site receiving all the diverts.
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