A digital agency, call it Acme.com, provides a broad range services from web applications through to copywriting. It wants a single website with separate areas for each department/service area, each with its own top level landing page  acme.com/webapps, acme.com/copywriting etc. The company intends to trade as brands Acme Web Apps, Acme Copywriting etc. It wants to get backlinks to the individual landing pages so these have their own Google PR and score well on Google for their own search terms and so visitors come to the appropriate page rather than the home page. Backlinks will be from places appropriate to the particular landing page e.g. from industry sites to the app landing page and writing sites to the copywriting landing page.However there is a problem, because most websites want to link to a domain not a page. To get round this I would like to register additional domains acmeapps.com, acmewriting.com etc to get backlinks to and configure the webserver (nginx) on my VPS to do 301 redirects from these domains to the landing pages.Has anybody heard of this approach or better still tried it. Can anybody think of any reasons it would cause problems in terms of SEO, actual implementation or anything else?I hope I'm not being crazy or missing something here. I am unable to find any mention of this method anywhere on the Web. Your thoughts please.
Multiple domains (for multiple brands) redirecting to different pages of a website
seo;301 redirect;duplicate content;backlinks;multiple domains