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sansonj last edited by

I have pages that are low used for example HUD homes for sale in Casa Grande AZ, or a subdivision like Wildwood homes for sale in Casa Grande AZ. If I did a redirect on them to just homes for sale in Casa Grande AZ would I get more than link juice? If somebody actually was looking for Wildwood homes for sale in Casa Grande AZ still be able to find me?
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sansonj @Sean_Dawes last edited by

Yes, they have back links.
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Sean_Dawes last edited by

Well do you have backlinks going tho those pages you will 301? Or are they getting their links juice because they are linked from the homepage navigation?

Because if it is the later, you are not getting any link juice from those pages being 301'd
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