.tk domains

Discussion in 'Google' started by GeorgR., Dec 25, 2006.

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    not sure whether this is the right forum, but..well it for sure has to do with google.

    For my pathetic amazon astores i dont have a domain, actually they're hosted on amazon...eg. astore.amazon.com/youraffiliateID

    Now i got me a bunch of those free *.tk domains and redirect them to those astores...eg. www.piercing-store.tk , www.anime-store.tk

    etc..etc..

    what does that mean now in terms of search-engine rankings...if google comes along this URL....and then sees it's a redirect ?
    (Let me..guess.....they wont get spidered AT ALL ???)

    I ASSUME its a bad thing....so..what can i do ?

    Dont use ANY redirect domains ?

    (btw. i am aware that the only serious way for marketing etc. is *.com and REAL hosting on a domain, no question...but in this case i would have to redesign my astores a bit..besides i am totally out of .com domains at the moment..so i used those *.tk domains.
     
    GeorgR., Dec 25, 2006 IP
  2. freehostingman

    freehostingman Peon

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    I think you answered your own questions. Most decent directories will not even list domains that redirect, so I think it would be hard to even get good links to your site. I have never seen any .TK domains in google results. Have you?
     
    freehostingman, Dec 25, 2006 IP
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    i suggest u use blogspot..
     
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  4. Pat Gael

    Pat Gael Banned

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    I have a domain which is ranked #2, because the number #1 is a free Forwarding redirection for the same that I took a few years ago.

    Instead of worry about Google you should be more concerned in learn what is easier for your prospective customers.
     
    Pat Gael, Dec 25, 2006 IP