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Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by v14d1427, Dec 5, 2011.

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    I have a .com site and I recently bought same domain at .net.org and .us.
    Could you please tell me how can I direct traffic from .net.org and .us. towards .com domain without being penalised by google?
    I want to have only one site with 4 urls. (.com, .net, .org, .us)Will this be ok? It is helpfull for google or I risk to be considered duplicate content?
    please help me I have this domains since March and I didn't use them.
     
    v14d1427, Dec 5, 2011 IP
  2. samdar

    samdar Well-Known Member

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    Basically we do things like this to protect our branding. Here is what you will have to do.

    1) Login to your .net domain's cpanel.
    2) Click 'Redirects' under domains.
    3) In that page, Select type as Permanent.
    4) In **All Public Domains** drop down select the domain which would be your only option.
    5) In redirects to→ section, enter your .com domain name in full. Say for example: http://www.vladsite.com
    6) Make sure the radio button is on 'Redirect with or without www'.
    7) Click Add.

    This will redirect your .net site to .com. In this way Google will know that .net is your site and the authority is being transferred to .com.

    Similarly do for .org and .us. Hope this helps.
     
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    Also look up 301 redirect, as that's what Google recognizes and uses to keep penalties from occurring.
     
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    newyear11 Peon

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    I have a .com site and I recently bought same domain at .net.org and .us.
    Could you please tell me how can I direct[​IMG] from .net.org and .us. towards .com domain without being penalised by google?
    I want to have only one site with 4 urls. (.com, .net, .org, .us)Will this be ok? It is helpfull for google or I risk to be considered duplicate content?
    please help me I have this domains since March and I didn't use them.
    [​IMG]
     
    newyear11, Dec 8, 2011 IP
  5. emily.w

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    I you use the same content on three different domain names, its quite possible that Google may black-list you....
     
    emily.w, Dec 8, 2011 IP
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    v14d1427 Peon

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    Thank you all for your answers.
     
    v14d1427, Dec 13, 2011 IP
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    v14d1427 Peon

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    Do you think that if I use samdar's instruction would I be penalized by google?
    The sites will be redirected, it's not like I will copy the content and publish it to 3 different URLs. I really don't know what to do.
     
    v14d1427, Dec 13, 2011 IP
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    v14d1427 Peon

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    Thank you very much for your advice. Could you please have a look at emily.w's reply bellow and tell me if I am in danger to be penalized by google following your advice?
    Thank you again and pls excuse my beginner questions.
     
    v14d1427, Dec 13, 2011 IP