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I wouldn't drop these pages that are bringing in a majority of your traffic and try to promote your new product on these pages.

Thanks Ben!

Practice, Practice, Practice.

Thank you both for clarifying!

I'm still seeing an error page at the top of the list with the url of http://www.jwsuretybonds.com:443/ Are there any negative effects of this?

Thanks for the input! I think you make some good points.  What you recommended is precisely what our current plan was for the new site.  I just didn't know if there is any other decent options.  You've given me a bit more confidence that we are going in the right direction.  Thanks.

No experience with it, and their "blog" links to a twitter account with 4 posts in the last 2 years.

Excellent advice!  Thank you so much.

As long as the search engines can crawl it, I doubt that one format would cause your content to be considered "more unique" than the other - it either is unique or it isn't, and the content itself is the same either way.  Since it seems like the drop-down is a more user-friendly solution, that's what I'd do. If you're concerned that your content won't be robust enough to rank for a term, I'd consider adding some additional, relevant text that contains the keywords you're targeting rather than trying to tweak the format of the same text - maybe via a blog post?  But if you are finding your content to be unique enough now, in the tables, without adding extra text then I don't think switching it to be in a drop-down is going to wreck that.

Hi, I think the issue lies in the original redirect If you notice the 404 URLS all have the ending extension, then additional items, there would probably be no space here, as this was probably from a previous domain level 301 Also for ones like redirect 301 "/ 20Sponsored" http://www.mysite.com/   quotations are not necessary, as there appears to be no space. It is really hard for me to give you specifics - can you PM me a specific URL string that is 404'ing then I will send you the correct 301 expression and we can check that way?

I figured it out! RedirectMatch 301 /dynamic.php(.*) https://www.mysite.com/page.htm

Great tip!

Thanks Casey! The PHP script referenced in the link you provided worked for the initial comment, but not my reply.  Take a look at the source vs. the iframe displayed on the following: http://www.jwsuretybonds.com/info/videos/l1-what-are-surety-bonds.htm Also, I used CSS rather than a JQuery to hide style="display:none"> Will Google be ok with this or am I asking for a penalty?

Any time, keep on rocking and thanks for the link.