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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2010
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i went to google webmaster tools and realized i have (8) 404 (Not Found) URL's on my site which is actually doing well in the SERPs for it's young age. About 2 months ago, a couple warriors recommended shortening the permalinks for each of my posts from: website dot com/edgestar-32-bottle-dual-zone-wine-cooler to to website dot com/edgestar-32-bottle is there a way to clear up these issues because all my posts now have shortened up permalinks? will these crawl errors hurt my SERP positioning down the line? |
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Make sure you don't have internal links pointing to the old URLs.
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| Plundering the Web War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: , , .
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You did not mention what pages are not found. Many times bots try and find pages that are not there because they are programmed to look for certain pages. It does not mean something is wrong. If you know a page exists, your server may have hiccuped for a second when someone tried to access a page. Those errors are very common. The best thing you can do is make a custom 404 error page. You should have that anyway. Paul |
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how do i make a custom error page?
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