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Is there an easy way to copy all the post page archive /links properly into htaccess for 301? Thanks

Thanks eyepaq. I control the domain hosting so pages is only important in relation to time.

The objective I have is to archive an entire blog (which I no longer have time to keep up) with multiple posts over  4years , into another blog as a a folder. My question: would it be quicker and easier to do a rel canonical, or separately list all pages in htaccess and do a 301 redirect.

Ryan,

Thanks for the analysis on local and the reviews. I suppose it is just an accumulation of several things, although I thought there might be something a bit more sophisticated at hand.

I didn't think that the greyed out text in the footer would actually make much difference in ranking...seems pretty old school black hat. Sure, agreed, rank doesn't mean conversion. It doesn't appear that there are bulk keyword domains with redirects.

Hi Ryan

The company is allpool.com and the keywords are here brandtastic.us/seo-allpoolrankings.htm Thanks, C

A local seo is exclaiming his fantastic track record for a pool company(amonst others) in our local market. Over 150 keywords on page one of google. I checked out a few things using some moz tools and didn't find anything that would suggest that this has come from white hat strategies, tactics or links etc. Interested in how he is doing this and if it is white hat? Thanks, C

If you are going for link juice and seo alone, I would say yes.

Thanks Charles. I have been doing the same. The cpanel 301's do build some history in the event we do decide to build content around the domain. But for the most part the 301's are to just support the main brand site, I think it is worth the investment and effort if not more for the long term.

Do you buy keyword domains around your brand? If so do you do this for future use or for redirecting to a sub domain off your core site or for other reasons?