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Comment on Multiple Domain Names, SEO and Forwarding by admin

admin — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 23:31:27 +0000

Thanks for the comment. You can forward as many as you wish to your website but it will not help you (or hurt you) with SEO. Your parked domains are not “searchable”. They would only be useful if someone typed in the exact URL in the address bar to look for you. Hope that helps.

Comment on Multiple Domain Names, SEO and Forwarding by Catherine

Catherine — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 22:23:54 +0000

Hello and thank you for your great post! Quick question: I have hundreds of domains around the topic of my one, central, main business domain that has a website on it. Do I forward all hundred? I’m in financial services, so my main domain is on a variety of topics, then I have a bunch of others that I don’t use on separate topics (eg: 529plans.us, saveforcollege.org, etc. etc.) The last thing I want to do is hurt my SEO for my main site. Thanks!

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Comment on Multiple Domain Names, SEO and Forwarding by John

John — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 12:48:20 +0000

Honestly, it would be much easier to just bite the bullet and use the domain you want to use without redirection. I’d create a new account (on paid hosting, not Google’s free hosting) and transfer the website to it. Then all you have to do is do a 301 Redirect of the old URLs. Thanks for the comment.

Comment on Multiple Domain Names, SEO and Forwarding by RobbieTheK

RobbieTheK — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 04:02:20 +0000

Our situation is that we had an old URL with a hyphen and that is currently still the domain that has the CMS and files. But internally as a business we decided to no longer use in collateral material (and on the site, our email addresses, etc) the hyphenated domain name.

At the moment, we’re hosting with Google and using the DNS Manager simply have an A record from the non-hyphenated domain name point to the hyphenated domain name. But we have issues with a Google Map (GMAP) mashup, specifically the key looks for the hyphenated domain, and throws a Javascript alert that the GMAP key is invalid, when you visit it with the non-hyphenated domain name. And with Google Analytics, you can’t use the cross-domain feature as with the A record there’s no place to insert the GA code for the non-hyphenated domain name.

So we’d like to use the masking option, so people see the hyphenated domain name, but we also fear being penalized by the crawlers/spiders.

Thoughts?