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Hi there As soon as your new site goes live, those old site URLs need to immediately redirect. The reason being, if crawlers crawl your old URLs and see that those pages are now 404ing, they have no indication that there is a new site URL. Here is a resource from Google. Also, do not forget to update your sitemap, upload it to Google Webmaster Tools and Bing Webmaster Tools, note a change of address (if necessary), and also change any and all internal links. You may also want to conduct a backlink audit - reach out to websites with links you want to keep so they can change them if need to be and also to reach out to websites for links you wish to remove. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Ok, my advice would be a little different from Joey! No matter what the domain is if the link profile is heavy it’s always more powerful as compare to the new domain but as far as my research goes in multiple niches mostly new TLDs are not ranking above .com and other general TLDs and that is why from the business perspective I will go with general TLDs as compare to new TLDs. Again, I see Google give less and less value to on keyword so if the new TLD is more valuable to the business I will go with that too so its always depends upon the situation. Hope this helps!

Hi There, The logo that you are seeing on your reports is 2.5 inches wide x .6 inches tall, as noted in the campaign settings, which would be 750x195 pixels if the file is set at a resolution 300 pixels per inch. Your logo is being scaled down because your file is set at 10.4 inches wide by 2.78 inches tall and 72 pixels per inch. The maximum size for the logo is 2.5 inches wide x .6 inches tall regardless of the resolution of the image. I hope this clears things up. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Chiaryn Help Team Ninja GP1J4io