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use sucuri.net to do a full website scan and see if it's still infected (and where it's infected). the scan if totally free.

Probably not important but there is a wild card A record (*.greatwesternflooring.com) https://who.is/dns/greatwesternflooring.com, if you visit http://greatwesternflooring.com you get a 301 redirect to http://www.greatwesternflooring.com/ I would try have a CNAME for www. and maybe set a rel="canonical" for the domain

I think the question you need to ask is "Would my ideal customer bookmark this page because it will help them time and time again?" Google is fairly clear that it doesn't like low quality pages so this is really the test of what you have to do. I have exactly the same issue - and it's every day I try and add a few more bits to my resource page. That way in a month it will be ok, in 6 months it will be great and in a year it will be totally amazing

I think we can all be in agreement that one site with subdomain is the best option. Thank you all for confirming what I thought was probably the right direction, but just needed to hear it somewhere else

Hi Viresh, The 301 redirect option is perfect, and so is using the canonical tag to point one "version" of the site to the other if you would rather do that - instructions for doing that are here. Just make sure, as you would with the redirect, the the canonical tag points on a page-by-page basis. That is, xyz.com/page31.html has a canonical tag on it pointing to www.xyz.com/page31.html, not to www.xyz.com/. Cheers, Jane

Hi there! My name is Erin, and I'm on the Moz Help Team. Sorry for the confusion here. There was some miscommunication in our FAQ, and this isn't actually a bug. Chris gave you some great advice on how to fix this though! I know you have a ticket open with us as well, so if you have any other questions you can follow up with us there! Happy Monday! Erin