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SuperSEO · 12-09-2004, 01:56 PM

It's not a 301 Redirect.
It's their DNS pointing to my IP.
All the pages showed up on their site with their URL, but my directory and filenames. It's because I used relative directory "../" structure on all my pages (i had a reason for doing this, SEO related).

My site is ranked very well for the keywords I am targeting. For example, I am ranked in the top 10 for some very competitive keywords with around 90 million pages.

I put in codes on my site to track where my clicks are coming from. The referral URL points to their domain name, so I went there and checked. It turnes out that when I go to that domain name, it looks exactly like my site (and it is b/c their domain name is pointing to my site server's IP address).

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SuperSEO Inactive Join Date: 12-09-04 Posts: 13 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	It's not a 301 Redirect. It's their DNS pointing to my IP. All the pages showed up on their site with their URL, but my directory and filenames. It's because I used relative directory "../" structure on all my pages (i had a reason for doing this, SEO related). My site is ranked very well for the keywords I am targeting. For example, I am ranked in the top 10 for some very competitive keywords with around 90 million pages. I put in codes on my site to track where my clicks are coming from. The referral URL points to their domain name, so I went there and checked. It turnes out that when I go to that domain name, it looks exactly like my site (and it is b/c their domain name is pointing to my site server's IP address). Last edited by SuperSEO : 12-09-2004 at 02:00 PM.