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  1. Avoiding Google Penalties Trick?
  2. I've been seeing one of my competitors on Google changing his domain to a different one on all of his websites. I didn't understand and still don't 100% understand - however it seems like he is doing this to avoid having his domain penalized and to keep his content ranked.
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  14. This is what he is doing:
  15. 1. His original domain/blog with all of his content (keeps domain for a while)
  16. 2. Redirects his original domain (a 301 redirect) to a new domain with all of his content transferred there too.
  17. 3. Changes theme/logo quite often as well.
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  19. I typed his original domain on Google like this 'site:domain.com' and nothing came up. Literally nothing. I tried his new one and this new domain is ranked a long with his previous content from his original domain (I don't believe all of his posts are ranked - only around 9 pages, out of like 200+.) I believe he is doing 301 redirects to a domain (an expired domain possibly holding more power) the domains look like those one's that can be purchased for over $1,800 because it's not all that original.
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  21. Is he doing this to avoid getting penalized - before or after getting penalized - to keep his sites low key? What do you think the reason for changing domains often could be?
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  23. I don't know what to think.
  24. Now understand, I was seeing something similar as well. thanks
  25. I'm not sure how long a penalty takes to follow a 301? Or even if it always does? @Nargil might know? Think I saw him taking about it a while back
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  28. I guess the reason is his domains get penalized, but he wants to keep his rankings. So he gets a expired domain, transfer his content and make a 301 redirect from his penalized domain to the new (expired) domain. Sometimes it takes 2-3 days until the new domain gets penalized as well, but sometimes it also happens the new domains doesn't get penalized at all. Its really a hit and miss. I guess the guy OP is talking about got penalized a few times and keep transfering his content and doing 301s until he doesn't get penalized.
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  30. But I don't think he is doing it to avoid getting penalized in the first place. I think he already has been penalized, just trying to keep up his rankings. With other words: The Titanic is sinking - on the upper floors the people are still dancing, while on the lower floors the people already drowned.
  31. I'm not sure how long a penalty takes to follow a 301? Or even if it always does? @Nargil might know? Think I saw him taking about it a while back
  32. What @nakamura said. Also, one thing to take into account is, that the old domain was not penalized at all and the guy just does this as an preemptive action.
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