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Old August 4th, 2008, 02:43 AM
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Is this ok to use diffenr domains for a keyword?
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I have been trying to get it to google. Now I am there but I am using a few redirects and different domains. It is weird as it is being too good to be true!!!!!
If you google this phrase:
find flatmates gold coast surfers paradise
Page 2 is all me. Plus 3 results in page 1.
Thats what people see in Australia.
Is it ok to use all these domains for 1 website? By ok I mean legal and googly right.

Some programmer told me I'll be banned cause of this as I am not being fair:

What do you think?
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yes, google won't like it because google does not know that all these domains belong to you, so google will think it's 'content-duplication' and it will penalize you
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If all web sites are being hosted on other place and google do not determine them as the same (dublicated content or so) - you will be ok
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Hard to say what Google will do in the future. With the algo's changing all the time its just a matter of time till you lose some results in the SERPS.

Until that day I wouldnt risk changing anything if I were you. Milk it while you can.
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I Agree that while you get away with its great, however, just like a crime, if your caught you will be made to suffer and so will anyone who links to you.

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If you dont want multiple pages just put in the head sections of the site links

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<meta name="robots" content="noindex, follow" />

and that will stop google bots from indexing "multiple content"
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