fischermx
02-01-2005, 01:40 PM
Hi,
For some reasons I got 4 sites with the same content and currently all ranked in SERP. It happens because I bought a domain name, than wasn't happy, so got another, then another, then another :) Yeah, I'm crazy, but finally, found the perfect one.
To fix this mess, and save time in site updates (and possible banned for the duplicate content, which I don't know when/where happens), I want to point three of the domains to the newest one, yes "the perfect". The olders even have a PR of 1, the new has zero of course.
Which techinques are available to point the old sites to the new one?
- The easiest I think of is framing. But that will keep the not very nice url in the users browser location bar. I want the current visitors of the uglies name to know and start to visit the new one.
- Setup a page redirect in serverside.
What else ? I'm in a sharing hosting so I can't do tricks with the IIS settings.
For some reasons I got 4 sites with the same content and currently all ranked in SERP. It happens because I bought a domain name, than wasn't happy, so got another, then another, then another :) Yeah, I'm crazy, but finally, found the perfect one.
To fix this mess, and save time in site updates (and possible banned for the duplicate content, which I don't know when/where happens), I want to point three of the domains to the newest one, yes "the perfect". The olders even have a PR of 1, the new has zero of course.
Which techinques are available to point the old sites to the new one?
- The easiest I think of is framing. But that will keep the not very nice url in the users browser location bar. I want the current visitors of the uglies name to know and start to visit the new one.
- Setup a page redirect in serverside.
What else ? I'm in a sharing hosting so I can't do tricks with the IIS settings.
