yes it's 301 from htaccess, few months? that's too longGotta 301 redirect, make sure it's not 302.
If the target domain is brand new it'll take a few months to get your rankings back.
yes it's 301 from htaccess, few months? that's too long
YesBrand new domain?
Gotta 301 redirect, make sure it's not 302.
If the target domain is brand new it'll take a few months to get your rankings back.
Is that something new? I have not done any redirects for a while, but i remember it always took few days to a couple weeks for rankings to transfer.
Is that something new? I have not done any redirects for a while, but i remember it always took few days to a couple weeks for rankings to transfer.
Yes
It's a grey hat site but I would give it a try, did according to what you have suggested, thanks for your help
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Thanks for the reminder, I didnt use my main account for any blackhat activities, I knew the rule is one account for one wmtIf it's a gray hat you'd probably rather not use your main G account. Anyway good luck, hope it works.
I did not redirect internal pages to homepage, I moved from old domain to new domain without modifying the structures, the homepage have blog posts where I rank for many keywordsThis could be the reason why you lost your ranking:
"...John Mueller of Google went on record that when you do 301 redirects of many or all of your old internal pages to your home page, Google will treat those redirects as soft 404s. Which means, essentially, Google will ignore those redirects, not pass the PageRank and signals from the old pages to the new page."
https://www.seroundtable.com/301-pages-home-soft-404-22811.html