Domain forwarding and masking affect SEO?

[hoangvu]

Hello,

I have a question that is domain forwarding and masking affect on SEO?
for example I am using 2 other domains and when someone enters these domains on browsers and they will point/redirect to 1 main domain, will it be possible and safe to do that?

please share your advice

 

[fastreplies]

for example I am using 2 other domains and when someone enters these domains on browsers and they will point/redirect to 1 main domain, will it be possible and safe to do that?

Are you saying that you still have links to 2 domains, you're no longer using?

Well, first what you need to do is to find all those links and redirect them to
domain you're using now thus making sure you're not hustling G's crawlers.

Second you will have to remove links from content that used in these domains
or at the very least use "nofollow" tag.

Third. Removing all Content is the best option because Content will bring
these unwanted domains in SERP and that will make wheel spinning all over,
you will redirect traffic to domain you're using now.

Fourth, as soon you stop traffic coming from your old domains, start using
'nofollow' Meta. Example below:

<meta name="robots" content="Nofollow">

Fifth, remove redirects from your old domains and then park them.



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[accountingguru]

Fundamentally, Google prefers to index the domain that the site is actually about, not another site that could be displaying those pages inside a frame set or <iframe> or perhaps similar technique.

Especially as you are having this site with regard to business reasons (i. age. not just holiday button snaps for family and friends), it is certainly important to get it right.