Domain Change SEO advice?

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  • OverdueNudes
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2008
    • 606
    #1

    Domain Change SEO advice?

    So I stupidly bought "findmeasexygirl.com" only to realize that "findmesexygirls.com" was available weeks later.

    I have been slowly working on the site(don't hate a work in progress), but in the meantime it's managed to rank pretty well for various key words. I would like to change everything to Find Me Sexy Girls rather than Find Me A Sexy Girl - but I don't know how to do this without compromising the SEO.

    If I do a 301 redirect... does the SEO go with it? Even for all the other pages?

    For instance one of the posts ranked #1 amazingly and a few people search it a day by the exact post name. But if I copy everything to findmesexygirls.com - I don't think that will be true anymore.

    Thoughts? Or easy answer?
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    • CYF
      Coupon Guru
      • Mar 2009
      • 10973
      #2
      Originally posted by OverdueNudes

      If I do a 301 redirect... does the SEO go with it? Even for all the other pages?
      a 301 redirect will move the SEO juice to the new domain. 301 redirect is the "proper" way to change domains.
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        • baddog
          So Fucking Banned
          • Apr 2001
          • 107089
          #3
          It is "supposed to" but why not just forward findmesexygirls.com to the site that ranks?

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            • OverdueNudes
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2008
              • 606
              #4
              Originally posted by baddog
              It is "supposed to" but why not just forward findmesexygirls.com to the site that ranks?
              Because I think "Find Me Sexy Girls" is easier to market and more appealing. I would prefer to be using that site title instead of "Find Me A Sexy Girl". It's more concise, and I think would be a more appealing site to visit to the average surfer.
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