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manxp
Joined: Sep 18, 2004
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Posted: 2004-Dec-13 13:08
I have a question about transfering my Pagerank to new domain. I have a domain with Page Rank 5 and got a new one. It has Page Rank 3 already. But i want to transfer my Pagerank from old domain to new one and i used Redirect 301, as Google says, it will transfer my PR too. I added this permanent redirect yesterday and maybe anyone know, how much time will it take to get PR for a new domain?
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Logan
Joined: Aug 14, 2002
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Posted: 2004-Dec-13 16:24
i used Redirect 301, as Google says, it will transfer my PR too.
I'm curious where you are quoting google from?
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manxp
Joined: Sep 18, 2004
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Posted: 2004-Dec-13 16:28
There us a quote:
That said, there are steps you can take to make sure your transition is a smooth one. Google listings are based in part on our ability to find you from links on other sites. To preserve your rank, you will want to inform others who link to you of your change of address. One way to find out who is linking to you is to try a link search. Enter "link:[your full URL]" into the Google search box. You may not find every page that links to you with this method, but it should help you begin redirecting the links leading to your site. (Please note: we do not serve link queries for all of the sites in our index, so this may not produce any results for your site.) Once your new site is live, you may wish to place a permanent redirect (using a "301" code in HTTP headers) on your old site to inform visitors and search engines that your site has moved.
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manxp
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Posted: 2004-Dec-13 16:51
Also you can search Google with phrase: Transfer page rank - there will be tons of results how people transfer their Page Ranks using 301
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Logan
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Posted: 2004-Dec-13 16:53
Not to be picky but to clarify, I read that differently than "Redirect 301, as Google says, it will transfer my PR too". They are recommending that you try to get your links changed for a reason - although it is obviously not a very easy solution for many there are many steps that can easily be taken to request link changes when going from an old domain to a new domain. The 301 redirect is a last step after all else has been done regarding changing links imo. For starters there are other search engines to consider outside of google.
welcome to the forums by the way - glad to have you with us!!
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scannist
Joined: Oct 20, 2003
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Posted: 2004-Dec-16 06:43
I have a friend who is using DirectNic for hosting. Yes, I know he could easily do better with a better hosting service, but he simply doesn't have the money right now.
In any event, I'm reworking his website as a favor, and a few of his pages are going to get dumped along the way.
DirectNic doesn't provide for redirect (htaccess) so I'm left with two options: redo the pages with some sort of minimal amount of meta refresh / redirect code or just let them go 404. His home page is reasonably ranked in the major SEs and I don't want to screw that up.
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