Comments on: Domain Keyword Recognition in 301 Redirects http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects Dealer Websites Tue, 03 Aug 2010 13:51:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: jonathonhewitt http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-100 jonathonhewitt Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:09:08 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-100 Thanks for your comment, I have found in my experience since I wrote this post that actually making a keyword rich domain a live landing page with links pointing at the target site can add an additional entry point in the search results to your main site. It is best to make sure to have unique meta tags, title tag and description tag. And to answer your question, I would make the www and the non www go to the same site, so set the www as a cname record and then point all of your links at the www domain so that google and other search engines will display each landing page as a www in their search results, people are used to seeing the www. I hope this helped answer your questions. You are welcome to call me with any further questions you may have (941)284-0964 Thanks for your comment, I have found in my experience since I wrote this post that actually making a keyword rich domain a live landing page with links pointing at the target site can add an additional entry point in the search results to your main site. It is best to make sure to have unique meta tags, title tag and description tag. And to answer your question, I would make the www and the non www go to the same site, so set the www as a cname record and then point all of your links at the www domain so that google and other search engines will display each landing page as a www in their search results, people are used to seeing the www. I hope this helped answer your questions. You are welcome to call me with any further questions you may have (941)284-0964

]]> By: MercaLoday http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-99 MercaLoday Tue, 22 Jun 2010 02:59:30 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-99 I have been reading number of articles on this subject and yours is one of the best! Thanks.<br><br>I have something to throw into the mix. I host sites on IIS7. I have a client who has a number of keyword domains (no content) which I redirect (301) to the main site. I also use the host headers. For example, [mainsite.com and [mainsite.com both are host headers (also called bindings in IIS). <br><br>For the keyword domains, I have the same [keyworddomain.com and [keywordword.com as host headers with the [keyworddomain.com redirected to [mainsite.com.<br><br>Now, should we really set up both the www and no-www domains as individual sites and redirect both to [mainsite.com or do the use of host headers act as a 301 since whenever a user requests the no-www domain it is redirected to the www domain by the host header.<br><br>BTW, IIS& has a great plug-in that does a site analysis and tells you about errors like broken links, multiple h1s, multiple canonical formats, different casings in links, etc. and it's FREE!<br><br>Thanks for any comments,<br>clm I have been reading number of articles on this subject and yours is one of the best! Thanks.

I have something to throw into the mix. I host sites on IIS7. I have a client who has a number of keyword domains (no content) which I redirect (301) to the main site. I also use the host headers. For example, [mainsite.com and [mainsite.com both are host headers (also called bindings in IIS).

For the keyword domains, I have the same [keyworddomain.com and [keywordword.com as host headers with the [keyworddomain.com redirected to [mainsite.com.

Now, should we really set up both the www and no-www domains as individual sites and redirect both to [mainsite.com or do the use of host headers act as a 301 since whenever a user requests the no-www domain it is redirected to the www domain by the host header.

BTW, IIS& has a great plug-in that does a site analysis and tells you about errors like broken links, multiple h1s, multiple canonical formats, different casings in links, etc. and it's FREE!

Thanks for any comments,
clm

]]> By: kenyob http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-94 kenyob Tue, 20 Apr 2010 23:51:08 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-94 Great article. This is helpful because I just purchased a domain for a keyword that Im working on and have it redirecting from Godaddy. Great article. This is helpful because I just purchased a domain for a keyword that Im working on and have it redirecting from Godaddy.

]]> By: kenyob http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-89 kenyob Tue, 20 Apr 2010 16:51:08 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-89 Great article. This is helpful because I just purchased a domain for a keyword that Im working on and have it redirecting from Godaddy. Great article. This is helpful because I just purchased a domain for a keyword that Im working on and have it redirecting from Godaddy.

]]> By: asiffaridi http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-90 asiffaridi Mon, 05 Apr 2010 05:47:15 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-90 Great Article , I like it and read it again and again!!! :-) Great Article , I like it and read it again and again!!! :-)

]]> By: asiffaridi http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-91 asiffaridi Mon, 05 Apr 2010 03:50:37 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-91 Really Very Helpful , specially for Me.<br>Thanks!! Really Very Helpful , specially for Me.
Thanks!!

]]> By: jonathonhewitt http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-88 jonathonhewitt Wed, 24 Mar 2010 13:32:25 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-88 Google and most other search engines look at a redirected domain as an alias domain, they mark that that domain has been "Moved Permanently" to the targeted domain. Due to this fact there is no problem with duplicate content because it is all viewed as one website. But to further that explanation just a little bit, Google has only said to watch out for duplicate content on your own web page, they did not say a word about having duplicate content on any other website. They actually have never mentioned it, because its really not that big of a deal and won't get you penalized what-so-ever.<br><br>The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it.<br>The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it. Google and most other search engines look at a redirected domain as an alias domain, they mark that that domain has been “Moved Permanently” to the targeted domain. Due to this fact there is no problem with duplicate content because it is all viewed as one website. But to further that explanation just a little bit, Google has only said to watch out for duplicate content on your own web page, they did not say a word about having duplicate content on any other website. They actually have never mentioned it, because its really not that big of a deal and won't get you penalized what-so-ever.

The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it.
The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it.

]]> By: jonathonhewitt http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-87 jonathonhewitt Wed, 24 Mar 2010 01:05:02 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-87 Google and most other search engines look at a redirected domain as an alias domain, they mark that that domain has been "Moved Permanently" to the targeted domain. Due to this fact there is no problem with duplicate content because it is all viewed as one website. But to further that explanation just a little bit, Google has only said to watch out for duplicate content on your own web page, they did not say a word about having duplicate content on any other website. They actually have never mentioned it, because its really not that big of a deal and won't get you penalized what-so-ever.<br><br>The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it. Google and most other search engines look at a redirected domain as an alias domain, they mark that that domain has been “Moved Permanently” to the targeted domain. Due to this fact there is no problem with duplicate content because it is all viewed as one website. But to further that explanation just a little bit, Google has only said to watch out for duplicate content on your own web page, they did not say a word about having duplicate content on any other website. They actually have never mentioned it, because its really not that big of a deal and won't get you penalized what-so-ever.

The main goal is to come up with the most unique content that you can so that it will stand out against other website's content, if you need to fill a blank by using something you have already written just try to use different words to describe it.

]]> By: iainforrest http://www.seosport.com/seo-domains/domain-keyword-recognition-in-301-redirects/comment-page-1/#comment-86 iainforrest Mon, 22 Mar 2010 14:04:07 +0000 http://seosport.com/?p=81#comment-86 Hi - thanks for a useful post. what about duplicate content issues when multiple redirected domains point to the same page? Hi – thanks for a useful post. what about duplicate content issues when multiple redirected domains point to the same page?

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