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19/10/2007, 23h04

On Oct 18, 9:46 am, gar...@railjobsearch.com wrote:
> Hi Jez
>
> Thanks for getting back to me. We only had the under Construction
> page up for a day when we transferred the data. Not sure what you've
> found!! The links are all the same as they were before we moved
> platforms. So Google would only have seen no links for the page for
> day it was down - otherwise all of the links point to the same domainwww.constructionjobsearch.co.uk. The only thing that has changed is
> the IP of the server and the actual development platform from struts
> to spring all still java though.
>
> Budgie

Budgie:

I am not sure if this will or not but it is worth a try. Even if
it does not work, you should always do this technique for any website.

When I type in http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ it
automatically goes to http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html.
Your website address should be persistent to http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/.
If possible, change your DNS or web hosting settings to keep it from
doing that.

The second thing you must do is link all of your web pages to
http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ and not
http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html. The search engines
"see" http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html,
http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/, http://constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html,
and http://constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ as entirely differently URLs.
Having one format and protocol will focus your website domain to
one format. Most directories already forced persons to write their
submission details as http://www.yourdomainname.co.uk/.

Having one consistent URL will also "influence" your visitors to link
to your website using http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ if they
happen to be on that web page. I hope this information was ful.

Best regards,

Robert Flythe
Search Engine Marketing Analyst
Ebased Evolution
2400 Crownpoint Executive Drive, Suite 100 , Charlotte, NC 28227
Phone: (704) 849-0528
Email: Robert "at" EbasedEvolution.com
Web: http://www.EbasedEvolution.com/

19/10/2007, 23h04	#4
rflythe@ebasedevolution.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Page Rank now 0 on all pages from PR=4 or 3 On Oct 18, 9:46 am, gar...@railjobsearch.com wrote: > Hi Jez > > Thanks for getting back to me. We only had the under Construction > page up for a day when we transferred the data. Not sure what you've > found!! The links are all the same as they were before we moved > platforms. So Google would only have seen no links for the page for > day it was down - otherwise all of the links point to the same domainwww.constructionjobsearch.co.uk. The only thing that has changed is > the IP of the server and the actual development platform from struts > to spring all still java though. > > Budgie Budgie: I am not sure if this will or not but it is worth a try. Even if it does not work, you should always do this technique for any website. When I type in http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ it automatically goes to http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html. Your website address should be persistent to http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/. If possible, change your DNS or web hosting settings to keep it from doing that. The second thing you must do is link all of your web pages to http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ and not http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html. The search engines "see" http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html, http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/, http://constructionjobsearch.co.uk/index.html, and http://constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ as entirely differently URLs. Having one format and protocol will focus your website domain to one format. Most directories already forced persons to write their submission details as http://www.yourdomainname.co.uk/. Having one consistent URL will also "influence" your visitors to link to your website using http://www.constructionjobsearch.co.uk/ if they happen to be on that web page. I hope this information was ful. Best regards, Robert Flythe Search Engine Marketing Analyst Ebased Evolution 2400 Crownpoint Executive Drive, Suite 100 , Charlotte, NC 28227 Phone: (704) 849-0528 Email: Robert "at" EbasedEvolution.com Web: http://www.EbasedEvolution.com/