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Thats what I needed.<br />
Thanks Dannin !
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I have a client with a site, we'll say exampledomain.com<br />
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He also owns exampledomain.org, exampledomain.net, exampledomain.info, etc.<br />
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The web developer has all, but the primary domain, parked with GoDaddy. So customers that hit the exampledomain.org get that generic park page.<br />
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The SEO efforts have all gone into the primary domain.<br />
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Is there a good way to forward the additional domains (.net,.org,...) to the primary domain (.com) without hurting the SEO work ? Is a 301 the way to go ?<br />
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TIA experts.
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I have a client with a site, we'll say exampledomain.com

He also owns exampledomain.org, exampledomain.net, exampledomain.info, etc.

The web developer has all, but the primary domain, parked with GoDaddy. So customers that hit the exampledomain.org get that generic park page.

The SEO efforts have all gone into the primary domain.

Is there a good way to forward the additional domains (.net,.org,...) to the primary domain (.com) without hurting the SEO work ? Is a 301 the way to go ?

TIA experts.

Redirect domains without hurting SEO

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the visibility of web content in search engines using an understanding of search engines' processes and algorithms. Also known as "natural" or "organic" search, it is distinct from paid web advertising. Performance is typically measured by testing the appearance of a website for targeted search terms, and more specifically, ranked positions in search for important keywords. Techniques focus on content optimization, technical optimization and link building.