Transferring the content while causing the least amount of damage to serp's in the interim?
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just change the path on your server
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what FTP you use? some will damage the content and if will be hard to replace. do you have insurance on your content?
i would also suggest logging in with a password and a username.Comment
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Oh then I don't know.
I'd actually be curious to find out if Google has the content penalized or just the URL?
Will moving the site fix the problem? I'd imagine Google would also pick up any re-directs, connect the dots and possibly re-penalize the new site!?
That's a tough one that I cannot provide any guidance on.
My only guess would be to just move it and wait for Google to get around to re-indexing it as though its a new site.
Good luck!Comment
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Not sure about other control panels but in cpanel you can park the new domain on the old domain/site. It indexes as if the content is it's own. Then begin the process of changing the in bound links. Later just make the old domain a redirect if you want or leave it be. You may also want to change the content itself up a bit to trick google and the IP itself wouldn't be a bad idea.Last edited by onwebcam; 11-15-2009, 11:16 PM.PLEASE WAIT WHILE BIDEN ADMIN UNINSTALLS ITSELF.....
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i've gone over every google guideline 5 times plus... it ain't the content. I do have a problem though because every other se likes the site and places in top ten.Oh then I don't know.
I'd actually be curious to find out if Google has the content penalized or just the URL?
Will moving the site fix the problem? I'd imagine Google would also pick up any re-directs, connect the dots and possibly re-penalize the new site!?
That's a tough one that I cannot provide any guidance on.
My only guess would be to just move it and wait for Google to get around to re-indexing it as though its a new site.
Good luck!
So it's how to keep the other search engines and make the transfer for a fresh google evaluation.
I have my suspicions on the cause and will def. give a heads up when I find out how this transfer goes...Comment
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301 redirect is what you want to use, there isn't any clue that you actually need to do this (other then you think you should rank higher).
This next line is important: Not ranking in google does not mean penalized.
Switching the content to another domain isn't going to do shit for you, especially since the only reason is 'its not ranking where I want it'. Starting the same site again, on a different domain, isn't going to suddenly make it a google win.Last edited by Jdoughs; 11-15-2009, 11:49 PM.LinkSpun - Premier Adult Link Trading Community - ICQ - 464/\281/\250
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It's not what I want or what I think. It ranked #1 for 2 years and still shows high in google webmaster tools but physically checking the site it's nowhere.
I understand the anomaly's of google and this happens and if relevant usually comes back. Mine has not... going on 6 months nowComment
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oh so you have penalized site and you want to unpenalize it moving to another domain? oh man, let the god be with you ...
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