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: Will a domain(Y) redirected to a maindomain.com/product/ be indexed by SE? We have several domains with the names of products we sell. The idea is to create mini sites in the future that specialize

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We have several domains with the names of products we sell. The idea is to create mini sites in the future that specialize just in those products, mainly for better placement on SE results pages.
As of now, none of these websites have any content, and it doesn't look like we will be adding any for a while.


For example, website productA1.com

If i redirect that website to mainwebsite.com/productA1/ will, will productA1.com be indexed by search engines? In other words, will it be displayed on Search engines as a result (productA1.com)? If so, should i use 301 or 302 redirect?

Or is the best option to upload that one html page from my mainwebsite.com to productA1.com?


I don't want to point any of them to the main root of my main website, only to the appropriate product categories.

I just found a competitor that ranks #1 for a product we also sell, and that page (I'm not sure if entirely, but i believe so) is redirected to their main website/category but the address is masked. Which is exactly what I'm looking for, ranking up there with the keyword based website.


Edit: I found out that the competitor uses an iframe that renders in 100% of the page, and the iframe displays mainwebsite.com/productA1/ Is that the best practice?

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If i redirect that website to mainwebsite.com/productA1/ will, will productA1.com be indexed by search engines?


If you redirect (301 or 302) productA1.com to mainwebsite.com/productA1/ then productA1.com won't appear in the SERPs. If productA1.com previously appeared in the SERPs for it's own content (it wasn't a brand new site) then it would pass link juice to your mainwebsite for a time but would itself disappear from the rankings as Google updated it's index.


Or is the best option to upload that one html page from my mainwebsite.com to productA1.com?


I can't see that this is a good idea. Your one-page website is not going to rank very well and you are going to have to concentrate on getting some good backlinks. If, however, you built an entire website about productA1 then yes, but this is a lot of work.

You are better off building content on mainwebsite.com IMO.


I found out that the competitor uses an iframe that renders in 100% of the page, and the iframe displays mainwebsite.com/productA1/ Is that the best practice?


I can't believe that this alone is working for them?! Is it possible that they previously had an established site on productA1.com?

If this was possible then anyone could set up an iframe in a page, framing someone else's site (cross-domain) and get rank from it - this is not possible.

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