Oneway Backlinks

[Grizzlyb]

I was talking to a close pal of mine and he showed me a new way to get backlinks, I thought I would share it.

You need to get a secondary site. Set up something simple and contact other webmasters to trade links (reciprocal links). It can be from a different niche.

When you have enough reciprocal links (up to 40) you need to redirect your secondary site to your main site. We will use a 301 redirect. But we will only redirect search engines, not normal users. This way you can continue with the reciprocal links and the other webmasters will not remove the backlinks.

Use this code on the top of the PHP file(s) to redirect all the backlinks to your main site (don 't forget to change your link):

Code:

if (preg_match("#(google|slurp@inktomi|yahoo! slurp|msnbot)#si", $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) {

header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");
header("Location: http://www.your-main-site.com/");
exit;

}

Now you will have one-way backlinks to your main site. Google will redirect the link juice to the main site and will not crawl the backlinks of the other webmasters on the secondary site.

[Prime32]

Just some observations on this:

I think there are better better scripts than this.
I believe that the secondary site will have the same pagerank after the redirection (or the actualization of pagerank).
It 's easier to trade links on niches like games, ***** etc. Keep that in mind, your goal is to trade many links.

[GreyMoon]

This is a good idea and you are right with the PR "transporting". You can buy many links in packs, but they are usually poor links. This method will give quality back links.

[markcooper006]

wont this be counted in black hat kinda trick, redirection if improperly done wont result in penalizing the site????

[curlyhawk]

It seems like it would work, but like markcooper006 said, it may be considered as black hat SEO in Google's eyes. I'd stick to traditional methods.

[Client]

Google is getting smarter each day. And one morning you can get up and see that the website, that you have been promoting for months or years, is banned by Google. Risky... Although we can try to do it with a brand new website. Just to practice.

[Ashleypilany]

It seems a black hat method. Does Google love it?

[nddw01]

what is 3 way linking?

[peterdan]

Some webmasters own multiple sites and try to build up one of their specific sites by offering link exchanges from their other sites.

[don19]

i believe this will work