| How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | pelazgos99999 | 2/24/12 12:11 PM | I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES My site's URL (web address) is: http://www.supermpala.com Description (including timeline of any changes made): I want to redirect http://www.supermpala.com to another site e.g http://www.website.com/supermpala bu |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | Frank Zimper | 2/24/12 2:31 PM | You want to redirect without the user noticing it and without Google showing the new URL? Doesn't sound like a good idea. Can you explain that? |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | pelazgos99999 | 2/24/12 2:50 PM | I want to redirect users to http://www.website.com/supermpala ..... i dont want to delete http://www.supermpala.com, i want google to keep its url and title in the search results.... however, the users will be redirected to the new website.... the new website alre |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | Frank Zimper | 2/24/12 2:56 PM | 1. If you properly redirect users and search engine crawlers to the new URL, you will only see that new URL in the search results. And I don't know why you wouldn't want that. 2. If you have the same content on both URLs, you'll simply have a duplic |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | Grandmaster Flash | 2/24/12 3:43 PM | A 302 redirect will send traffic from one site to the other and keep them both indexed. Now that I've said that, I don't recommend it as a viable solution. Having two sites with the same or very similar content is problematicThe 302 redirect will s |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | Tiggerito2 | 2/24/12 7:18 PM | If your going to only have one website with content then the best move will be to permanently redirect (301) the alternate website to the main website. This redirect will send all the users over as well as tell the search engines to update their dat |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | pelazgos99999 | 2/24/12 11:23 PM | Let me address that the websites after the redirect will not show identical content. All the new articles will be placed under http://www.website.com/supermpala. I just want to keep the name of http://supermpala.com indexed in google!!! So, if a user searches for |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | webado | 2/24/12 11:28 PM | Then keep the content on THAT domain and do not duplicate it on another site and do not redirect anybody. |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | pelazgos99999 | 2/24/12 11:39 PM | guys, i want to follow the following example.... www.simerini.com.cy.... This website is indexed in google, it is shown first result but if you enter the website it takes you to http://www.sigmalive.com/simerini.... Only the meta of http://simerini.com.cy (not th |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | webado | 2/24/12 11:42 PM | That is a 302 redirection and it's a very bad idea. If you explain WHY you want this we may be able to help you better. |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | pelazgos99999 | 2/24/12 11:52 PM | As i said before, i want to merge the users of both websites under one website and make it stronger!!! In addition, I dont want to lose users that will type supermpala in Google and get nothing in results!!! This is the reason!!! |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | webado | 2/24/12 11:55 PM | Then you need to 301 redirect from the domain to the subdirectory on the other site and no two ways about it. Then logically the domain will stop being indexed in favor of the subdirectory. That is what's meant by consolidation. |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | webado | 2/24/12 11:57 PM | The content is what ranks. If your subdirectory has all the same content as the domain had there's no difference. You cannot rank for content you don't have. |
| Re: How can i direct url to another url but not losing the title,description in google? | Tiggerito2 | 2/25/12 12:43 AM | The 301 will not mean they get nothing, they go to the subdirectory like the simerini example. What simerini are doing is splitting their index and their ranking. There is no point in doing that and having two domains perform worse than on consolida |