i need to know that 301 redirect best way... olddomain.com/page1.htm to newdomain.com/page1.htm olddomain.com/page2.htm to newdomoan.com/page2.htm or simple olddomain.com to newdomain.com whats your experience? both sites are some with same urls.
You can use this code in the .htaccess file : redirect 301 /olddomain.com/home.htm http://www.newdomain.com Works perfectly. Just don't forget that Google penalizes the 301 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2010...rank-loss.html Hope it helps. Cheers!
what the suggested link for? i need to know if there is any problem if i redirect every single page to every new same content single page?
ROFLMAO Google does NOT "penalize" a 301. Cutts just recently confirmed what people have known forever, that a 301 causes you to lose a small amount of link juice/PageRank. But in no way is it a "penalty". If you know anything about the PageRank calculation/formula from The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Web Search Engine or Google's PageRank patents, you'd know that Google has a damping factor in the formula to causes PageRank to decay slightly with each link. If a page as a PR of X and there are 10 outbound links on the page, approximate X/10 PR points are passed out on each of the links. I say approximately because the damping factor actually reduces that slightly. The damping factor reduces the amount of PR passed out by about 10-15% so the actual amount of PR passed out on each link becomes 0.9(X/10) or 0.85(X/10). If you think about it, a 301 redirect turns an old page (regardless of how many outbound links it used to have) into a page with only 1 outbound link... pointing to the target URL of the 301 redirect. Since the damping factor causes the total amount of PR passed out from a page to be dimished by approx. 10-15% depending on the value of the damping factor at any given time, you can expect to lose 10-15% of the PR the old page had as a result of redirecting. In otherwords, the amount of PR passed out to the target URL for the 301 redirect becomes 0.9(X/1) to 0.85(X/1). So yes.. there is some reduction of PR as a result of a 301 redirect. But calling it a penalty is ludicrous. Penalties prevent your URL from ever showing up on page 1 of the SERPs until you correct whatever Google Webmaster Guideline violation caused you to be penalized. 301 redirects do not cause a penalty nor do they prevent you from ranking on page 1 or even position 1. Google even suggests that anytime you rename a URL that you put a 301 redirect in place. I hardly doubt they would suggest that you do anything that could result in a penalty.
Hi, If you have not changed the path to pages, only a domain level 301 redirection would be OK enough since this would decrease the impacts on your server load to the utmost extent. all the best,
Mmmmm I read the same article you almost duplicate here, it's better explained there though, but thanks for the info Cheers!
Here's the code you can use with .htaccess file on the same directory where the domains point to. redirect 301 / http://www.you.com/ For additional information regarding this redirection or for more info about the using .htaccess with 301, here's a guide page that I've been using every time I wanna refresh my knowledge about 301 and its coding syntax - http://www.tamingthebeast.net/articles3/spiders-301-redirect.htm On the page, you can refer directly to "301 redirect for file names with spaces" section for redirecting filenames and "Redirecting entire sites with 301" for know-how on redirecting an entire site. Cheers! =)
olddomain.com/page1.htm to newdomain.com/page1.htm olddomain.com/page2.htm to newdomoan.com/page2.htm this the better method in the eyes of google
i have done with 301 permanent redirect and setup change of address in webmaster tools as google suggested. i need to know that if i use adsese on NEW domain with redirected traffic from old BANNED domain. google shoooot me again on my NEW domain?
i still wondering that to add adsense on my new domain models hq. when should i add the ads to my new site?
I have once try a 301 redirection using php from a blog page to an affiliate site but the page would not load anything until I change it to html redirect and it works.Can this affect ranking of my the main blog at all.