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302 redirect?
I have around 200ish domain name doing a 302 redirect to a single domain. Will this affect the PR of the single domain? Is there a better way to redirect the 200ish domain to one domain? Advice on this is really appreciated.
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May 12th, 2008, 05:45 AM
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My understanding is that the 302 redirect is a temporary redirect so does not pass page rank.
If you want to pass page rank you should 301 redirect the 200+ sites, but bear in mind that this is a permanant redirect so should really be a permanent solution. (although it can be undone if necessary, it's just not best practice.)
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