Single domain or Multiple Keyword Domains
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Thank you everyone! This is really helpful.
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Thanks everyone! I really appreciate the help!
For the last few years I've had a website called husky-floor-liners.com. It was dedicated to specific brand of floor liner. Earlier this year, I decided to make the site bigger to incorporate further brands of floor liners and mats, so I turned it into floormatsandliners.com, and redirected all the old URL's to the new ones. Would it be bad to move that site, yet again, to a subfolder on a site of mine like truckprofile.com? Then have the content of floormatsandliners.com moved to truckprofile.com/floor-mats-liners?
And then should I have the brands and parts structure be like: truckprofile.com/floor-mats-liners/husky/floor-liners?
Thanks!
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While consolidation is good, too many 301 Redirects in too short a period of time can be a hassle. I'd suggest building out other content initially, and letting the floor mats site build up some value over several months before considering a migration of that. Jumping too soon on a recently redirected site could cause too much loss of original site value as it passes through two hops.
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Thank you, that's what I was wondering. Ok, I'll start working on a central site in the meantime.
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Will Google freak out, or will there be any other issues if all of the sudden I'm doing all these 301 Redirects from 20 sites to a single website?
Thank you,
Andy
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that's a very good question. You may want to post it as a new question so we can get fresh eyes on it. Personally I haven't ever done so many sites at once so I too am curious to find out if others have this specific experience.
If not, you may very well end up being the gunea pig. In that case, I would suggest not doing more than one or two a week.
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that's a very good question. You may want to post it as a new question so we can get fresh eyes on it. Personally I haven't ever done so many sites at once so I too am curious to find out if others have this specific experience.
If not, you may very well end up being the guinea pig. In that case, I would suggest not doing more than one or two a week.
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Will do

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Just wondering, did you post this question as a new question as I'd be interested in the answers? (I did a search but could not seem to find it)
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Definitely go for the one domain approach in a bid to create a larger digital footprint, I too used to have multiple single domains targeting a keyword or two and now after the last Google Panda update these keyword rich domains aren't as effective as they once were.