I have 10 websites within one searching niche. Two of them must be promoted. The question is what is the optimal way to link all these sites without being punished by Google for "taking part in link schemes, wheels etc"
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I have 10 websites within one searching niche. Two of them must be promoted. The question is what is the optimal way to link all these sites without being punished by Google for "taking part in link schemes, wheels etc"
Why do you have 10 sites in the same niche and not just one?.Originally Posted by alex-kyiv
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You could do one of these...What is the optimal way to link all these sites without being punished by Google
* use nofollow
* close down nine sites and 301 redirect them to the main site
* add an "about us" page to the nine sites and place one link on it to the homepage of your main site with the domain name as anchor text.
I would close nine of the sites and do the 301 redirect.
* "It's not the size of the dog in the fight that matters, it's the size of the fight in the dog." Mark Twain
* "Free advice isn't worth much. Cheap advice is worth even less." EGOL
F!Originally Posted by EGOL
So sorry EGOL I meant to agree, I will ask an admin if they would be so kind as to take it off.
Sorry.
Actually all sites are about the same service but in different cities or written on different languagesOriginally Posted by EGOL
the best way to avoid problems is not to do it or no follow it like egol said. Promote the sites individually. These days 2 websites is twice the workOriginally Posted by alex-kyiv
In other case you may try a script where you need not to link every sites to each other. You may create a dropdown for different sites of different language. This way you may redirect users to sites of their preferred language or location. You would need to use the double redirect then. Generally the intermediate url will do the redirect in such cases.
I am not sure whether other would agree by this.
George
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