Penguin 2.0 + 301
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How did you make that table?
jahaz
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- May 27, 2013
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Not sure if sarcasm but: advance post > create a table.
Updated the table from gorang thread where he redirects penalized domains to new.
Not sarcasm. Thanks. I'd never seen those options before.
gorang
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If the domain you are redirecting is very powerful, then you should see a much bigger increase in rank by now. A powerful domain 301ed has a profound effect on rankings for another site. Im making an assumption of the power of the domain being high, if this is the case, i think there should have been a bigger increase by now.
Did you only redirect the homepage of the redirected domain? Or did you redirect all urls on the site too?
Did you only redirect the homepage of the redirected domain? Or did you redirect all urls on the site too?
garrido
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I have redirected all urls.
pokerjk
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You just need one line of code added to your .htaccess file.
redirect 301 / http://www.redirect-here.com
articlesarthors
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- Jun 28, 2013
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That is quite the hit there, glad to see the site is slowly but surely recovering garrido, it wont be too long before you're back to where you were though! One of my original niche websites was hit at the google update and although I dropped from rank #15 to #89 on my main keyword, it has nearly fully recovered now!
winosergio
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WellGrounded
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301 redirects usually take a long time to take effect. The increases you saw in June probably weren't due to your 301.