Simulating Linkjuice Keeper For Non-Wordpress Sites(301 Redirect All 404s to Home)

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I'm building some blog network sites in just pure html and I've only used wordpress in the past. I always used the wordpress plugin "link juice keeper" but now I need the same functionality on an html site.

What I need is to be able to: automatically 301 redirect any random inner urls(that would be 404 errors) to the home page.

Anybody know how to do this?

Muchas gracias
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Holy smokes that appears to have worked!

I've been searching and trying to figure it out for hours.

I was using:

Redirect 301 /oldinnerpage.php http://www.myhomepage.com

But for some reason that didn't work on all pages.

Are you sure that the above code you gave is a 301 redirect and not a 302 or something?

Thanks again!
 
Are html-based blog network sites better than wordpress counterparts or not? What are the benefits of each option? Need advice. Thanks in advance.
 
Too gimmicky for me. I'd just acquire quality backlinks for your marketing with a decent site-to-off site optimization plan. Leave the on site content be, and write good copy that converts.

Effective SEO isn't what it used to be.
 
OP: you don't want to 301 all 404's to the homepage. Instead, 301 them to different inner pages. Thus spoke Cuttz.



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ilushka said:
Are html-based blog network sites better than wordpress counterparts or not? What are the benefits of each option? Need advice. Thanks in advance.
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Advantages of static HTML sites:
• They load faster
• Great if you rarely need to update your website

Disadvantages:
• They take longer to build and edit
• Might be difficult if you're not code-savvy

So no, they're not inherently better. You need to determine whether or not a CMS is what you need for your website.
 
Ideally your PBN has a mix of CMS, including Wordpress, HTML, etc. Also, I wouldn't put Link Juice Keeper, or any one specific plugin like that, on EVERY PBN you use, as that's definitely a footprint. Use htaccess codes, php codes, etc mixed in with plugins to do what you need to do, but don't be too consistent about any one technique.
 
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