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If we redirect permanently (using 301) from an old website to a new wesbite. In this case can we remove the old website? Will the redirected URLs from old to new website will still work or not? Or is it necessary to keep the old website in in place always?
Let me make it simple by the following example. If I used this URL www.aabbcc.com for 4 years and all my incoming links are linked to it. Now I changed my URL to www.ccddeeff.com. I applied 301 redirect from www.aabbcc.com to www.ccddeeff.com. Currently, this scenario is working fine But what If I remove this page (or module) www.aabbcc.com permanently. Will the traffic still be redirected from www.aabbcc.com to www.ccddeeff.com? Or do i need to keep www.aabbcc.com for always? Last edited by Ozzman; 02-22-2008 at 08:18 AM. Reason: spell mistake |
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If there are important links still pointing to your old site, you should keep it. You can however ask webmasters of linking sites to change their links to new urls and only when there is nothing more important left on the web, you can remove the old one completely.. Last edited by activeco; 02-22-2008 at 11:59 AM. |
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"Once all the SE's have the 301 sorted out and are indexing and ranking only the new pages you can go ahead and remove the old site." crankydave
I'm wondering how long since Google is a bit slow in indexing webpages.
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ya agree if the search engine have redirect all the pages than you can safely take out the site. I think 301 redirect means the search engine permanently assign this and forever ever. but you need to make sure all the existing url old site has been crawled for the redirection. so it could take some time for the search engine to complete this.
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Some indexes will never update your old links. I suggest you keep something on your old domain name. If you have it in the index you can create loading pages with seperate content from your main site. This will give you more incomming links.
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