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  • HerPimp
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2006
    • 1197
    #1

    Looking for safe way to forward hits

    I have many old pages that are indexed but do not convert. I would like to keep the search listing for the pages but move the traffic to another page.

    What solution can you recommend?


    Thanks for your help.
    Tags: convert unused traffic, hosting, indexed pages, webmaster help
    • Dating Port
      Useless As Ever
      • Jan 2009
      • 731
      #2
      An htaccess redirect
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        • Dating Port
          Useless As Ever
          • Jan 2009
          • 731
          #3
          Email me and I'll explain.
          admin[at]datingport.co.uk

          Not a normal redirect. ;)
          Email: admin[at]datingport.co.uk - ICQ: 456416181
          It's amazing what you (L)earn when you put some effort into it!

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            • lacuna
              Confirmed User
              • Mar 2006
              • 1950
              #4
              Originally posted by Dating Port
              An htaccess redirect

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                • Dating Port
                  Useless As Ever
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 731
                  #5
                  A normal htaccess redirect will affect how the SE's view and list your pages. You have to create a folder with it's own htaccess file in it and point all your outgoing links to that folder. The page remains the same with the exception of the outlinks (no follow works with this to stop the SE's from hitting your redirects).

                  Example:

                  Say IO created a folder called GFY.
                  htaccess file inside should read:

                  Redirect 301 http://yoursite.com/GFY/index.htm http://whateversite.com

                  Your page links you want to redirect should point to http://yoursite.com/GFY/

                  You can also take advantage of this page by turning it into a country sort at the same time by using this code instead of the previous example:

                  RewriteEngine On
                  RewriteCond %{ENV:GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE} ^(RU|PL)$
                  RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://whateversite.com [L]
                  Redirect 301 http://yoursite.com/GFY/index.htm http://whateversite.com


                  Hope this works for you.
                  Email: admin[at]datingport.co.uk - ICQ: 456416181
                  It's amazing what you (L)earn when you put some effort into it!

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                    • daniel_webcams
                      Confirmed User
                      • Nov 2008
                      • 2491
                      #6
                      Originally posted by Dating Port
                      An htaccess redirect
                      make sure not to redirect SE bots also... you should check if its a surfer first...
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                        • HerPimp
                          Confirmed User
                          • Mar 2006
                          • 1197
                          #7
                          Originally posted by daniel_webcams
                          make sure not to redirect SE bots also... you should check if its a surfer first...
                          Will the spiders recognize the server response?
                          Last edited by HerPimp; 01-12-2010, 05:02 AM.

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                            • HerPimp
                              Confirmed User
                              • Mar 2006
                              • 1197
                              #8
                              Originally posted by Dating Port
                              A normal htaccess redirect will affect how the SE's view and list your pages. You have to create a folder with it's own htaccess file in it and point all your outgoing links to that folder. The page remains the same with the exception of the outlinks (no follow works with this to stop the SE's from hitting your redirects).

                              Example:

                              Say IO created a folder called GFY.
                              htaccess file inside should read:

                              Redirect 301 http://yoursite.com/GFY/index.htm http://whateversite.com

                              Your page links you want to redirect should point to http://yoursite.com/GFY/

                              You can also take advantage of this page by turning it into a country sort at the same time by using this code instead of the previous example:

                              RewriteEngine On
                              RewriteCond %{ENV:GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE} ^(RU|PL)$
                              RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://whateversite.com [L]
                              Redirect 301 http://yoursite.com/GFY/index.htm http://whateversite.com


                              Hope this works for you.
                              Thanks for the tip!

                              Drop the new .htaccess file in the folder with nice search engine listing. Add "no follow" to meta tags and it should be a clean redirect?

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