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301 Redirect Backlinks from Forbes,CNN.
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Hello,
I have seen on many places people are selling 301 Redirect Links Via Top Authority websites Like Forbes,CNN etc . How do they do it? and is it safe to have such links?
I have researched a lot but not found any useful information to implement it.
Any Idea how to do it?
Thanks
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Not even worth to think about it
Check my Digital Marketing Agency :- https://spstudioz.net -
I am start searching for CNN broken links and see which link is recently broken then put the domains for bulk search and try to find that domains who have cnn link from and Expire domains. Its work on ahrefs not in moz in ahref you can 1st put cnn.com on search bar then go to broken link in left hand and Extract the data in cvs then open godaddy bulk search and put the 500 domains per search there then if the domains are available check there links search for cnn. then buy it and set 301 redirection t your website. If you need any more help i can help you to get it. Email me admin@pakhitech.com
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Dofollow (301 redirects) Backlinks From Forbes, BBC, TheGuardian And Many More can help if the referral page is still indexed on Google and also have relevant content, 301 redirects pass 95% of the link juice.
Here is a reliable source to find 301 backlinks from Forbes BBC, CNN and many more, click here -
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for the reply.
I understand the issue but still i want to test the things.
DO you know how to do that?
please let me know if know
Thanks
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