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Thanks guys. &nbsp;I guess I should probably stick to some good old fashioned link building techniques.
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Thanks guys.  I guess I should probably stick to some good old fashioned link building techniques.

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Sounds good. &nbsp;Good luck! &nbsp;<br />

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I've got a couple questions about link credit and 301 Redirects. &nbsp;<br />
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1st Question:<br />
Does a 301 redirect give the destination domain all the credit for any links pointing to the origin domain?<br />
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2nd Question:<br />
Say I have a website (<a href="http://www.websiteA.com" rel="ugc">www.websiteA.com</a>) that sells flowers. &nbsp;I decide to buy a domain that was once an established car battery sales site (<a href="http://www.websiteB.com" rel="ugc">www.websiteB.com</a>). &nbsp;They are now out of business but still have many good links. Assuming I do a 301 redirect from websiteB.com to websiteA.com, do I get all the link credit for that domain? &nbsp;<br />
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3rd Question:<br />
Say my main website is flowersA.com (my main site). &nbsp;I go out and buy flowersB.com which has no links to it and a 301 redirect to flowersA.com. &nbsp; I then go to sites like DMOZ.org and setup 2 seperate profiles. &nbsp;Will this do me any good or will DMOZ.org know what I'm doing and only give me 1 link?
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I've got a couple questions about link credit and 301 Redirects.  

1st Question:
Does a 301 redirect give the destination domain all the credit for any links pointing to the origin domain?

2nd Question:
Say I have a website (www.websiteA.com) that sells flowers.  I decide to buy a domain that was once an established car battery sales site (www.websiteB.com).  They are now out of business but still have many good links. Assuming I do a 301 redirect from websiteB.com to websiteA.com, do I get all the link credit for that domain?  

3rd Question:
Say my main website is flowersA.com (my main site).  I go out and buy flowersB.com which has no links to it and a 301 redirect to flowersA.com.   I then go to sites like DMOZ.org and setup 2 seperate profiles.  Will this do me any good or will DMOZ.org know what I'm doing and only give me 1 link?

301 Redirect - Does the destination domain get the link credit?

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