| Friendly redirect from second domain to sub-page?
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chornbeck
msg:3398061 | 1:09 pm on Jul 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
OK, so I have a site, let's call it #*$!xx.com. There is a sub-section of this site, which is really a site all it's own, because it encompasses so much info. Anyway, when I'm building links, I plan to get links to #*$!xx.com, but I would also like to use a different domain name, let's call it yyyyy.com, which actually redirects to the sub-section of #*$!xx.com. The reason for doing this is that the domain name of the main site does not have the link appeal that the domain name for the sub-section would have. The question is, what is a search-engine friendly way to redirect all links coming to yyyyy.com to #*$!xx.com/yyyyy and still gain the proper link benefit? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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New Mediaist
msg:3411578 | 3:54 pm on Aug 2, 2007 (gmt 0) |
A 301 redirect is the method you are looking for - it can be implemented a number of different ways, depending on your web server setup. A google search for "301 redirect .htaccess", "301 redirect php", or "301 redirect httpd.conf" will likely put you on the right path -
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