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Well, over these many people consider it fits deceived. Recently I did a 301 from a site that had a lot of anchors a keyword to another new domain. The site with many anchors was not yet well ranked. This new Domain began Rank even without a good on-page optimization for that keyword and no direct link back.

I suppose it happened because the strength of anchors contained in the old domain.

So in my conception, 301, transfers the force of anchor texts.

Getting SEO in a new domain always requires much effort. A 301 redirect from one domain older, mostly from the same field, is great for the new one.

What should be evaluated:
• The strength of the old domain (PR)
• The amount of backlinks that he already has.
• The key words that he succeeds in the rankings.
• If it's worth keeping it in the air, knowing that if you do the 301, will transfer this relevance to the new domain.

We must remember that the time domain is one of the factors and rankings in theory when you change a site telling Google and following the guides, you transfer this importance.

If you choose to actually do the 301. Be sure to follow the guidelines of google:

https: / / www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=83105&hl=en

Hope this has helped.

Yes i am. hshshs. Are you from here to?

I think that reconsideration should be made to follow up the response from Google. I think it will not hurt you, and can help.

What is your site?

This happens to me often at new sites. The OPE takes a while to start reading the links on new sites, we have to wait for updates. Keep doing the work normally linkbuilding from time to time we receive an email informing you of updates OPE. If you want to check out more new links, try the Majestic SEO, is also very good.

Hello, you can be very difficult to optimize all keyword with only one page. What I suggest is that you have pages for each product type and obviously an optimized page for each product. The title, url, h1, h2 and h3, interfere much in the rankings primarily on long tails. First I suggest you sort your e-commerce categories, create an optimized page for each of these categories. And each product page should also be optimized.

Another good tip is you separate the sitemap for these categories in time to submit to Google webmaster tools, in tests I did, it indexes more quickly.

You must also link products to share the juice. When you start linkbuilding strategy, think of the home and also in those categories created. So you earn linkjuice at home and in the categories. Which in turn shares for the products.

Also be very careful about duplicate content, do not file the same product in different categories, if necessary, use canonical tag or 301 redirect, to always be only a product page.

I hope it help you.

I can not understand the difficulty of the web designer. Also do not understand why he speaks in the DNS migration if there are two different domains.

Well, what he has to do is an exact copy of the site for the new domain in a new host plan.
After the copy being hosted in the new domain, it does a 301 redirecting the old domain to new. So all pages will redirect to the new, including the intern will be right and you will not lose rankings.

Hi Nicole. If you make a 301 on the server from one domain to another. And on the new site, the inside pages have the same address, you need not apply 301 at all pages.Example:

If someone clicks on a link or a search page:

http://www.shopadornonline.com/Accessories-s/29.htm

The 301 will automatically interpret:

http://www.shopadorn.com/Accessories-s/29.htm

What Alan said about www and without www, that your site is not doing the 301 for only an option on the home. If you type www.shopadorn.com or shopadorn.com, the url remains. So you are dividing the relevance of your homepage.

To stay safe in the migration, follow the guidelines that Google asks:

http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=83105&hl=en

There you can see more about the 301 redirect and also inform the webmaster tools on migration, so google transfers relevance.

Hope this has helped.

What I find strange is the keyword disappear for a day or two and then come back, often.

Normal would not be lose her position and then win or vice versa?

Yes, it is no login, browse or rank, or cache. Variation occurs also in monitoring keywords campaign of seoMOZ.

Lords, on a site i have optimization job, a specific keyword, for over 5 months, ranging from 7 to +100 position. One day the keyword is there, beautiful on the first page, and another day disappear.

I do not understand why this happens, someone has something happened? I can not stabilize it, and is one of the most important for this client.

I live in tension, in the morning the first thing I do is search to see whether the keyword is.

Obviously it did in the first 2 months, then relaxed as she always comes back : )

Anyone have any idea what might be happening?

To the home page, you must choose a version and make the 301 redirect for just one option. Using canonical, the home relevance is dividing between several pages, even if google knows what the original content. To concentrate the whole relevance of the home, 301 is the best option.

Yes, we can do that, the canonical need not be exactly the same content. At least in tests I did worked : /

I use the OSE to monitor more backlinks from competitors because it takes longer to show up the links. The links that appear quickly are Google WebmasterTools and Majestic SEO. But still take about a month : )

hahahaha. I agree with you. First Google manipulates results to see if Bing is copying. Soon after this update comes with all the care that is creating its own content sites optimized for the robots and we can not think of duplicate content. hehehehe

I noticed that the google search results on ipad and iphone have completely different than the searches done by computers. I have sites that rank well on desktops, are usually read in ipad and iphone but would not dream of appearing in their searches. Someone has already done some study on this subject? Know what the parameters and differences in rank in mobiles?

Randfish last spoke about cross domain canonical in whiteboard. Where you could indicate to Google all your previous blog page to its current home in a few days and that home took this position. See if this helps:

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/cross-domain-canonical-the-new-301-whiteboard-friday

Another solution would be more risky to create a url for another http://www.gardenbeet.com/garden_design_blog/garden-art/ and use the original to do a 301 to your home. So theoretically the home would take her position. I've done it a few times and it worked.

Hope that helps.