OK this is the thing -
One of my sites gets < 10 hits a day.
I know that I can double and triple this if I do the usual known SEO (white hat) tricks.
The site architecture is a bit of a mess (I built it back in the day) - my question is - rather than spend hours and hours figuring out which link to point where using 301 - couldn't I just see which are the "really good indexed pages" and just 301 them?
In other words, which is the best way to discover your best links and 301 just them?
Thanks
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Site A Mess - Nuke The Whole Thing Or Not - ?
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lister
, Apr 27 2012 01:53 PM
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 01:56 PM
OK Let me answer myself -
I did this in google - "site:my-website.com" - and it spat out 15 pages of SER's - all my links. I guess I can just 301 those links right?
What about Yahoo and Bing? I guess trawling my GAnalytics will yield the top 5 links but am I missing something? THANKS!!
I did this in google - "site:my-website.com" - and it spat out 15 pages of SER's - all my links. I guess I can just 301 those links right?
What about Yahoo and Bing? I guess trawling my GAnalytics will yield the top 5 links but am I missing something? THANKS!!
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 06:01 PM
I'm confused. Why do you want to redirect pages? Especially ones that are "really good indexed pages."
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Posted 28 April 2012 - 04:26 AM
Do you mean:One of my sites gets < 10 hits a day
The entire site?
One particular URL?
OR
The root URL of the site?
And by 'hits' do you mean "Search referrals"?
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Posted 03 May 2012 - 06:08 PM
Hey,
I understand your question and Yes i would just redirect the lot of them. Build a new site make sure you SEO it right and redirect what you have so you get the link jucie.
Hope that helps
I understand your question and Yes i would just redirect the lot of them. Build a new site make sure you SEO it right and redirect what you have so you get the link jucie.
Hope that helps
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Posted 03 May 2012 - 09:47 PM
Based on your description, I would just rebuild the site from scratch and forget about all the "old" stuff.
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Posted 03 May 2012 - 10:36 PM
Well yeah,
Thats the way I like to do it, redirect all the old pages (delete them) but redirect the urls to the relevent new pages and be on your way.
Thats the way I like to do it, redirect all the old pages (delete them) but redirect the urls to the relevent new pages and be on your way.
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