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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: UK
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I had a page like this: www.domain.com/money_page.htm I put a slightly different copy of it up at www.domain.com/sub/money_page.htm and did a Redirect /money_page.htm www.domain.com/sub/money_page.htm in my .htaccess One month later I replaced that with a Redirect 301 /money_page.htm www.domain.com/sub/money_page.htm A week later if I google the old page www.domain.com/money_page.htm I get three results for that page. Which is not good because I want them to be gone. (Clicking on the search results takes me to the new page, so it's not too bad. Is it?) And if I google the new page www.domain.com/sub/money_page.htm I get told that search does not match any documents. Which is really not good :-) But I noticed that if I make a type and google www.domain.com/sub/money-page.htm I get told that there is a similar page at www.domain.com/sub/money_page.htm so google obviously knows about the new page, and it's leaking out at this point. Does anyone know what Google is up to? Duplicate content problem? And what I can do to get the right result, which is the old page gone and the new sub page showing up? Thanks everyone, T |
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