I have two domain for the same business, rather than hosting the second domain some where else and put in a 301 redirect .. I have created an alias so that the second domain points to the first one ...
Does anyone knows how Google or other main serach engines handle aliases ... I just dont want Google penalizing me for any of this ...
thanks
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Aliases And Google
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webkid_san
, Jan 21 2005 05:05 PM
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Posted 21 January 2005 - 05:28 PM
Aliases are seen as duplicates, and you do not need two hosts to use a redirect.
read any of the 301 threads for more info.
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read any of the 301 threads for more info.
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