Will I loose PR if I change this?

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  1. #1
    Will I loose PR if I redo my site completely? Currently it is at PR4 and I was thinking of changing the script to a CMS but I am afraid I will loose PR
     
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  2. wildJune

    wildJune Well-Known Member

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    No, i don't think you will lose any PR... PR is related to the number of backlinks not the content.
     
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  3. powerspike

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    if the backlinks are pointing to pages that will be lost in the change, then it's possible (not all links point to the front page)
     
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    jWebXpress Well-Known Member

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    Even if all the sites urls will be changed?
     
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    Add another new section to the site, and keep existing pages, that's one solution - i did this to a number of sites
     
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  6. syedwasi87

    syedwasi87 Active Member

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    if the sites that link to your site link to the main domain...like yourdomain.com

    it shouldnt be a problem, though if you have inner pages like xyz.htm or xyz.php which mostly wont be the same name after redoing..might mean loss of Backlinks..and eventually PR...
     
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  7. Pedro Monteiro

    Pedro Monteiro Well-Known Member

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    Technically you don't loose the page rank on those pages, because if the URLS change, what you are doing is creating new pages.

    If you really must change the URLS, then 301 redirect the old URLs to the new ones.
     
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    your pr will not change because pr is related with your backlinks. if your backlinks does not changes , your pr will not change
     
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  9. jWebXpress

    jWebXpress Well-Known Member

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    Can anyone recommended a site where I can check my backlinks? I tried http://www.iwebtool.com/ but it says 0 backlinks. Could this be right?
     
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    i think your SERP will drop.And i don't think so your pr will drop
     
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    Providing the same structure is kept to your site, then no
     
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    syedwasi87 Active Member

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    that would be nearly impossible especially if one is doing a complete redesign of the site..

    everything would change.
     
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    #13
    if you 301 redirect your old site and the content remains generally the same, then it might go down at first while google is re-finding your back links, but it will eventually go back up.
     
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    #14
    validrank.com you can check your backlinks
     
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    You might loose the pr....
     
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    Dont redo it completely.. Redo small parts in small amount.. i hope you understand what I mean..
     
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    jWebXpress Well-Known Member

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    I understand. Thanks so far for everyone's advice.
     
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    PR wont change, but if you change the content you search engine traffic will definitely change.
     
    slothasor, Sep 23, 2008 IP
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    fadetoblack22 Well-Known Member

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    #19
    The PR of the root domain will stay the same. e.g. www.site.com

    However if you are using a cms it is likely to be using php. If you index page is index.htm, then you will have no PR on www.site.com/index.php until the next update.

    Likewise with the rest of the pages if the names and extensions change.
     
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  20. IEmailer.com

    IEmailer.com Well-Known Member

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    #20
    Go ahead and do it, even entire website changing won't affect your PR however you need to redirect the old URL's using 301 to the newly created URL's, specially if those inner pages have any PR value.

    Afterall your SERP's might suffer but you will recover after a while ;)
     
    IEmailer.com, Sep 23, 2008 IP