Redirect

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by craigmandco, Nov 11, 2009.

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    I have a new homepage design that I want to redirect to, but do not want to lose my rankings for the homepage. How can I do this? The new homepage is more of a landing page. Please advise
     
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    my be IFRAME...
     
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    No. Iframe is not recommended. Use a 301 redirect and paste the code in your .htaccess. The code works like that:
    
    redirect 301 /index.htm http://www.yourwebsite.com/anything.xxxx
    
    Code (markup):
    It is very easy to use and SEO friendly, so don't try any other method for it. :)
     
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    ifreakz Well-Known Member

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    A simple piece of meta equiv refresh

    Here,
    0 has been used as time gap for redirection. You may use any number, It refers to seconds.
    Replace yourpage(.)com
     
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    Correct me if I am wrong, but this is not recommended and not SEO friendly, you may get blacklisted by using this method of redirection. 301 redirect is the real solution I have told you and is suggested by Google itself to the webmasters. :)
     
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    ifreakz Well-Known Member

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    Mighe be, I just provided an alternative.
    Can you show me an article where it is written that meta redirect is not url friendly?
    it is used by domain providers such as name.com as well
     
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    seobook.com/archives/000297.shtml
    It clearly tells you how both are different and how 301 redirect is better. :)
     
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