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Thanks Zsolt,

Yes, you do understand what i mean.

"so google will see that the new domain got so many links so quick as it is a redirected old site."

The only thing i am afraid of is if i contact the sites and they change the link from the old to the new site, and i get many to do so quickly, google might frown up, because i am gaining to many links to fast wich are not 301-ed.

After 301-ing a domain to a new domain, how should we tread the changing of the backlinks to the old domain?

We might be able to have a certain amount changed rather quickly.

Should we consider the new domain as a "new" domain, and in this sense, not have them changed quickly, (afraid to trip any filter)

Or wil Google see the new domain (after indexing) with the authority of the old domain, so , if the backlinks are direct or coming through a 301 will make no difference?

Hope my question is clear and excuses for my english

Thanks for reading and hoping for input,

Thanks Andre, That's what i thought also, Google just ignoring the second link, so you think it's neither "leaking" link juice like with a no-follow?

In theory:

If i have a page with only two outgoing, do-follow links,
and both have the same target,
only the first one will be counted.. right?

Will that link pass 100% or 50% of the link juice?

(if the anchor text is the same or different does not make any difference i think)

anyone else?

the farm uodate was also this year, not december last year?

Hi all,

One of my sites http://www.nieuwsspion.nl lost it's rankings on December 15th last year.

eg a search for "nieuwspion" shows the site at about #75

I can't figure out what could be wrong... no paid links, it's not the farmer/panda algo wich came up only this year...

G.webmastertools is saying:

i get 18.052 links from zappen.blog.nl (anchor "nieuwsspion" to a sub-page)

and 7.910 links from linkspagina.eu

but i don't see those in Open Site Explorer,

and they shouldn't harm me as far as i understand?

Any input very much appreciated,

Elgoog