so i saved some money by linking in my site empire.com/patio instead of making it's own domain. I saved a good amount of money. So after 6 months i decided that the market was good so i made a new site and 301 redirected all of the pages from the old site to the new site. I hope i did because it would have been duplicate content. It was a page rank of 3 with links 1 month ago now it dropped the page rank and all of the links. I also have a link from the manufacturers website going to the patio site but that does not seem to matter anymore. Any suggestions on how to fix this mess? Oy this was a pickle.
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goldjake
, Mar 08 2009 04:12 PM
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Jill
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Posted 08 March 2009 - 04:56 PM
Nothing to fix. Either go back to the old domain, or make 100% sure that each old page is 301 redirected to the new and wait it out.
Don't worry about what toolbar pagerank is as that will show nothing for a long time. But that doesn't matter, it only matters that you get back your existing traffic, which you should do fairly quickly.
Don't worry about what toolbar pagerank is as that will show nothing for a long time. But that doesn't matter, it only matters that you get back your existing traffic, which you should do fairly quickly.
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