Hijacking Google Results with 302 Redirects -

[pneuma]

Yes, site rankings can be literally highjacked by your competitors by (1) stealing your content and (2) using a 302 redirect. How does it work? GoodSite.com ranks in the number three slot at Google. EvilSite.com comes along and copies the content directly from GoodSite.com. Then EvilSite.com puts a 302 redirect from EvilSite.com to GoodSite.com.

Many believe that Google looks at this as EvilSite.com as the new page for GoodSite.com. Why? (1) Same content and (2) the 302 redirect gives it a spin. So Google will go ahead and remove the GoodSite.com page from the listings with its duplicate content filter and replace the listing with EvilSite.com.

Now of course, you got the 302 redirect sending all the traffic from EvilSite.com to GoodSite.com, right? Well, not if they are only giving this 302 redirect to Google through IP Delivery. What this does is effectively allow searchers to go to EvilSite.com, because the 302 redirect will not redirect the actual users.

The bate and switch worked.

A huge thread on this topic is over at WebmasterWorld.

nie chce mi się tłumaczyć, chyba każdy rozumie :?

https://www.webmasterworld.com/forum3/25638-1-10.htm

[Gość Anonymous]

szczerze mówiąc jest to polskie forum. ja wszystkiego nie rozumiem.

[pneuma]

coż masz rację, nastepnym razem info zostawię dla siebie, pzdr :mrgreen:

[Janek]

it was a googlebug. It now appears to be fixed ..... but we won't know if it is an algo change unless we start getting more posts from some of the others that have had this problem.  

[pneuma]

no i słusznie, przecież widać :mrgreen:

[djluzak]

Uczcie sie jezykow!

To tylko angielski co innego gdyby to byl chinski

[Arkadio]

Uczcie sie jezykow!  

To tylko angielski co innego gdyby to byl chinski

Nie kumam Ciebie bo w innym temacie piszesz

Nie macie tlumacza eng-pl?