Q. After redirection and Google indexed pages of the new domain, should I delete the old domain's pages? Google shows some pages cache of old domains like "How to do SEO - NewDomain.com"
Let me clear the scenario:
I have a site "Domain A". After some time I decided to move some posts to a new domain "Domain B". I have done the redirection with the help of a webmaster. And all the redirection pages Google indexed properly.
Now, it's more than 6 months. Google shows some pages cache of old domains like "How to do SEO - NewDomain.com"
When I check the cache at google Cache: DomainA.com, the result shows some old pages which have been moved to Domain B (new domain). I don't like to show redirect pages of Old domains' at Google Cache.
NOTE: some of the moved pages have backlinks. What should I do now? If pages are deleted, the new Domain lost link juice.
Looking for a wise solution from experienced people here.
Thanks in advance.
Let me clear the scenario:
I have a site "Domain A". After some time I decided to move some posts to a new domain "Domain B". I have done the redirection with the help of a webmaster. And all the redirection pages Google indexed properly.
Now, it's more than 6 months. Google shows some pages cache of old domains like "How to do SEO - NewDomain.com"
When I check the cache at google Cache: DomainA.com, the result shows some old pages which have been moved to Domain B (new domain). I don't like to show redirect pages of Old domains' at Google Cache.
NOTE: some of the moved pages have backlinks. What should I do now? If pages are deleted, the new Domain lost link juice.
Looking for a wise solution from experienced people here.
Thanks in advance.