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New Domain Name, Redirect 301 to Keep "Link Juice?"

by Centimetro
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So I recently got a new domain name, with the intent of transferring my old content over... obviously I want to keep the credit for the link juice I've built up over time to all of my pages. I've read that an .htaccess 301 redirect is the best way to do this, true?

Basically I have Oldurl.com - Web Resources and Information.This website is for sale! and www.newurl.com, and I want to keep both of them. on my old url i will be building a new site, with different content and different file names. i want all the old stuff transferred over to new url.

Just wanted to confirm that 301 redirects for each individual page is the best way to accomplish this (I'll be doing this for everything but my index page) before I go ahead and delete all of the old files on the oldurl.com

thanks for any help!
#301 #domain #link juice #redirect
  • Profile picture of the author dburk
    Hi Centimetro,

    Sounds like you have it worked out. Since you are continuing to use the old domain you do need to 301 redirect the individual URLs. Those pages that you don't redirect, like the index page, will lose their rankings until you have had a chance to rebuild them.
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  • Profile picture of the author banless
    Yes, a 301 would be the best way to go. I just did this with my site and things are still looking pretty good. There has been slight drop but nothing major.
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