Google is sending people to my purchase page. I want them to land on my intro page.
How do I do this?
Thanks in advance.
How do I do this?
Thanks in advance.
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Some years ago, redirect techniques were used to fool search engines. Usually, sites that employ such techniques to manipulate search engines are punished automatically by reducing their ranking or by excluding them from the search index.
You could do more harm than good if you try and do that.
Im not by any means an expert in SEO or redirects but if anything could/would do that it would be htaccess Do a Google search and you should find plenty of resource materials -
You could use noindex or nofollow, but that's kind of shooting yourself in the foot. There's no reason to not have your contact us page indexed.
If you want Google to focus on your index page, find out why it's not getting ranking in the first place.
Study your contact us page and see why it's ranking so well for your given keyword.
Study your index page and see what's not working. Check your keyword density, page structure, number and quality of backlinks, etc.
It would be easier if you would post the link to your site.Comment
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Very best thing to do, is put a link on the purchase page that goes to the home page.
Put. If you got here from a Search engine and want some more info about our product check out our home page.PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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I'm under 30 posts, so the forum will not allow me to post a link. However, my site is in my signature banner ad...jewishporngirlsex.com
I'm guessing Google is sending traffic to my purchase page because it has more content there. But my trailer is on my index page :/Comment
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Simply setup a 301/302 redirect (probably the latter) to the page you want them to go to. Don't believe any of that garbage about redirects causing problems, I have several clients that own multiple domains and use them to track advertising since they ALL redirect to a main domain. (and some to subdomains or sub pages!)
Also, check your title tags, description, heading tags, relevancy - you may be far more relevant for the search terms on your purchase page than your index page - remember, Google treats all pages as if they stood alone.
Or, you could hire us lol!Last edited by Licentious; 09-05-2009, 11:13 PM.Comment
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Yes, you could set up a redirect for any request with "google" in the referrer.
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Looks good to me for both your sites on google. Your purchase page has more search terms.
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