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it sounds like use are saying this site or portions of the site were off-line for a while. It can take a while for Google to start indexing you again. Keep in mind that the Google cache you are able to see is kept on cache servers that are only updated every so often because of the massive...

I know but here we are talking about PR again and again. It seems like every day in every forum I visit someone's always going on about page rank. It turns into a debate and sometimes an argument and people just keep going around and around... And around and around... And around and around...

you also want to think into the future because when it comes to growing the new destination site the old redirects are going to have to be managed if you make any changes. Additionally, any changes made to 301 target pages may cause them to become irrelevant to the inbound links that are...

I agree that to the user it doesn't seem like much difference except when they see their address bar change... I noticed that all the time. the main problem with moving websites like that is you are destroying any inbound link structures. For example if you have a domain apples.com and.net...

it depends on how large you plan to go with the site. If you have several primary terms it might be better to start off with smaller sites that are highly focused on key phrases you're targeting. However if you have a larger long-term goal that encompasses multiple highly competitive terms...

page rank has been over for quite a while. chasing after page rank is one of the biggest wastes of time possible. A quality site having high PR is an incidental factor. Simply put: A site or page ranks highly because it is high quality or highly relevant to the search term and therefore is...

ReDirects in general.... are BAD Policy. Many people argue that 301 redirects are fine and they have been using them for years. But I would say most of those people have small websites with low traffic to where they don't sense a change anyway. Of course they will claim the opposite... but...

Hi People, I am looking for Domain Wide optimization software. There are a lot of free things.. but you have to chase them around all day including spreadsheets( very time consuming ). I need to manage titles for many large domains. Please do not suggest Google webmaster tools or...