Domain redirect

I have redirected domain (A) to another domain (Domain B) but the old blocked domain won't be replaced on Google. Does anyone know why?
It takes time, maybe a few days/weeks in some cases
Yes , @KJREDDY247@ is right, because sometimes Google takes a while to catch up and recognize the change when you redirect one website to another, so give it some time to update its records.
 
You may try the followings :
Clear the cookies, make sure you have installed SSL properly, reset the .htaccess file , these are the typical processes. You should wait for some time too. If nothing else is working then the final approach should be contacting your hosting provider.
 
It takes time, maybe a few days/weeks in some cases
usually it takes few hours or minutes now it took days.

Yes , @KJREDDY247@ is right, because sometimes Google takes a while to catch up and recognize the change when you redirect one website to another, so give it some time to update its records.
Thanks mate, yeah but usually when my domain got blocked, just need 1 to 24 hours to changes.

You may try the followings :
Clear the cookies, make sure you have installed SSL properly, reset the .htaccess file , these are the typical processes. You should wait for some time too. If nothing else is working then the final approach should be contacting your hosting provider.
ssl work properly, all good but i dont know sometimes it took only few hours to change, but now already 2 days.
 
I have redirected domain (A) to another domain (Domain B) but the old blocked domain won't be replaced on Google. Does anyone know why?
Redirecting a domain (A) to another domain (B) should eventually reflect in search results, but there could be reasons for delays because of Time for Google Crawl, Crawl Errors, Robots.txt, XML Sitemap Update and Indexed Content on Old Domain.
 
Redirecting a domain (A) to another domain (B) should eventually reflect in search results, but there could be reasons for delays because of Time for Google Crawl, Crawl Errors, Robots.txt, XML Sitemap Update and Indexed Content on Old Domain.
may i know about, XML Sitemap update and Indexed Content on Old Domain. ?
 
Make sure that the new domain is accessible and crawl able by search engines. If the new domain has any issues or restrictions that prevent Google from crawling it, the redirection might not get updated.
 
More questions ? do i need to redirect all old domain (Blocked Domain) to the new domain ? or just the lastet that got block ?

Make sure that the new domain is accessible and crawl able by search engines. If the new domain has any issues or restrictions that prevent Google from crawling it, the redirection might not get updated.
Thanks mate ill check it again.
 
may i know about, XML Sitemap update and Indexed Content on Old Domain. ?
XML Sitemap Update: Submit an updated XML sitemap to Google Search Console for the new domain to help with the indexing process.

Indexed Content on Old Domain: If the old domain had indexed content, it might take time for Google to de-index those pages.
 
Google may take some time to crawl and index your site after you redirect it, depending on your site's size and popularity. You've wait for the indexing process to complete. Also you can use the Google Index Checker tool to see how many pages of your site have been indexed and when they were last crawled.
 
Your questions are unclear,

Does the redirect work? Did you try with different browser or/and incognito mode?
If yes, you did set something wrong depending on how you did set the redirect,
Nobody can help without knowing the exact approach

are you referring that Google didn't recognize the redirect yet?
If yes, it will usually require the bots a few days/weeks to recrawl the domain/pages to take the full effect,
Then a some more time to refresh the SERPs,
Recrawling the pages manually via GSC Inspect tool, setting up the change of domain in GSC settings,
and even using some indexers can speed up things

Things can take some time,
Be patient, make sure everything is well set and it will be picked up eventually
 
XML Sitemap Update: Submit an updated XML sitemap to Google Search Console for the new domain to help with the indexing process.

Indexed Content on Old Domain: If the old domain had indexed content, it might take time for Google to de-index those pages.
thannks mate

Google may take some time to crawl and index your site after you redirect it, depending on your site's size and popularity. You've wait for the indexing process to complete. Also you can use the Google Index Checker tool to see how many pages of your site have been indexed and when they were last crawled.
i see i have more than thousand traffics daily, but still, maybe just wait 2-3 days more ?
 
give it some time for Google to crawl and update its index. Double-check the redirect implementation and ensure that it is a permanent redirect.
 
Usually google takes time to crawl. Otherwise check whether any errors in your Updated sitemap and check SSL installed properly
 
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