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| Method 1 : 301 Redirects | | 0 | 0% |
| Method 2 : Url Rewrite asp to aspx | | 0 | 0% |
| Method 3 : Extensionless Url Rewrite | | 0 | 0% |
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| Warrior Member Join Date: May 2011
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| Hi Guys, I've got a few questions, i have been crawling the web all day for an answer, there are a lot of conflicting views. I have a site currently with high rankings created in traditional asp, i have now created a new template in .net which will obviously carry a new extension .aspx instead of .asp. I want to upgrade but at the same time i do not want to loose rankings. The new site will be hosted on the same domain name and with same filenames apart from the extension. I have seen 3 options all with there own pro's and con's: Method 1 301 Redirect on all .asp pages to .aspx pages e.g. www(dot)domain(dot)com/page.asp 301 redirect to www(dot)domain(dot)com/page.aspx any new links will point to the new page : www(dot)domain(dot)com/page.aspx PRO : probably an easier way although a tedious task CON : it has been said that all link juice is not passed through to the redirected page Method 2 Url re-write the asp to point to .aspx - google will see the link as a .asp link e.g. www(dot)domain(dot)com/page.asp PRO : less chance of ranking drops as google wont see any difference (as far as i understand) Method 3 Extensionless re-write on all urls e.g. www(dot)domain(dot)com/page/ PRO : Techonology independant and future proof I'd just like to know if anyone has had experience of the methods above and there advice, preserving the rankings is a must. Thanks in advance!! |
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| Warrior Member Join Date: May 2011
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I was hoping someone could give me some direction on this please. Thanks |
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