Google's Reaction On 403 Redirect

Discussion in 'Google' started by Clientchuk, Oct 17, 2010.

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    People, will Google ban one of my websites if I set a 403 redirect from one of them to another one? I mean I want to close a website and set a 403 redirect from the domain name to another my website. They cover similar topic but I don't even know how Google determines similarity. I just don't want to lose rating or be banned because of these actions. What would you recommend?
     
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  2. Jinx3000

    Jinx3000 Well-Known Member

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    Why would you 403?
     
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  3. Clientchuk

    Clientchuk Active Member

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    Well.. possibly to transfer some trust and pagerank juice to another website as well as some visitors of course...
     
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    Google very specifically tells you to do a 301 redirect . Anyhting else would probably harm your site. The link juice get's ransfered with a 301 redirect.
     
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    Damn, it's very late here and I mixed things up. Of course it's 301 redirect, not 403 :)
     
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    Clientchuk, Oct 17, 2010 IP