How to De-index articles quickly and safely?

Mr.Never

Mr.Never

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Hi Guys,
I am planning to move some posts from the old domain to a new domain( my current moneysite).
For the old domain, there are about 15 articles. Should I De-index those articles and re-post on my new website OR 301 redirects the article one by one? (I don't want to make a 301 redirect s because the old domain have some issues)
So What is the best way to do this? how long since De-index I can repost on my new site?
Any advice is appreciated here
Thanks in advance!
 
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De index and plagiarism are totally 2 different things, even if you get out of the searches, your content will be plagiarismed on second website.

The only way is via 301, just my opinion, I may be wrong.
 
just remove the articles and when google crawler will check it within a week it will be de-indexed.Because whatever you do until the crawler of google goes though an article it is not getting index or de-index.
 
Still, as said, in your case I would use rel="canonical" as it seems the correct way > you can keep the old page and still not worry about duplicate content issues

going deep:

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still you might want to get a second opinion and who not the old good Matt Cutts can do that :)


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Meddie said:
De index and plagiarism are totally 2 different things, even if you get out of the searches, your content will be plagiarismed on second website.

The only way is via 301, just my opinion, I may be wrong.
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I don't think so, if my posts were actually no longer appear on Google then I can reuse it like a new article :)
 
Hi @nonin . I really appreciate your help. thanks so much!
I have a plan with that old domain: I will use it to make 301 redirects to my new site in the future when some articles have published. About 1-2 next month :)
I just want to make 301 from homepage(old domain) to homepage(new domain)
 
implementation of "rel canonical" is realy simple:

in the <head> of the old
Mr.Never said:
Hi @nonin . I really appreciate your help. thanks so much!
I have a plan with that old domain: I will use it to make 301 redirects to my new site in the future when some articles have published. About 1-2 next month :)
I just want to make 301 from homepage(old domain) to homepage(new domain)
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look, don't think too much :D

2 ways:
a) 301 redirects (use if you don't need the old project anymore)
b) rel canonical (use if you plan to re-use some of the existing articles, but will keep developing the old project)

choose one and move on :) .. don't make things too complicated :)

gl
 
Meddie said:
No, you are wrong. Take years to go out from the archive of Google, check and try, even Copyscape and Grammarly will catch you even if they are small as infrastructure compared with the giant.
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but my current website is only for 5 days. If I make a 301 now, Is it really good?
 
Mr.Never said:
but my current website is only for 5 days. If I make a 301 now, Is it really good?
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doesn't matter.. 5days it is then

it will take a month or 2 to get out of the Google sandbox but it is the same for almost everybody.

the sooner you start the better.

best of luck!

p.s. make sure you do 301s from the exact old url to the exact new one :)
 
I recommend the same thing as @nonin said, your old site can`t even be called a new site as it`s a couple of days old, just 301 all and that`s it. You are in the phase of overthinking now, we all been there at least a couple of times, instead of that just take some action.

Good luck in your journey!
 
nonin said:
doesn't matter.. 5days it is then

it will take a month or 2 to get out of the Google sandbox but it is the same for almost everybody.

the sooner you start the better.

best of luck!

p.s. make sure you do 301s from the exact old url to the exact new one :)
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Thanks so much for your help :)
 
Meddie said:
I recommend the same thing as @nonin said, your old site can`t even be called a new site as it`s a couple of days old, just 301 all and that`s it. You are in the phase of overthinking now, we all been there at least a couple of times, instead of that just take some action.

Good luck in your journey!
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No Meddie, there may be confusion here. I mean regarding the old domain(A) and a new site is B.
The old Site (A): more than 2 months old
New site (B): I just bought for 5 days ago
 
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