301 redirect double-talk

18/09/2006, 18h04

I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301
redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to.
I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to
interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation
filter" just do a 301 redirect.
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392

So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not?

Matthew

18/09/2006, 18h47

On 18 Sep 2006 10:04:46 -0700, PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote:

>I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301
>redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to.

It's not guaranteed. It's also not always instantaneous.

>I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to
>interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation
>filter" just do a 301 redirect.
>http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392
>
>So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not?

Sort of.

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18/09/2006, 19h39

PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote:

> I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301
> redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to.
> I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to
> interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation
> filter" just do a 301 redirect.
> http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392
>
> So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not?

I don't think that it passes actual PageRank numbers from one page to
another, but you shouldn't worry about PageRank in that context.

The 301 *should* remove the old URL from its spot in the index and replace
it with the new page. A 301 says "this old page has permanently moved to
this new URL". If that is your goal, then the 301 is probably the right
solution.

19/09/2006, 13h59

PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote:
> I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301
> redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to.
> I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to
> interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation
> filter" just do a 301 redirect.
> http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392
>
> So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not?
>
> Matthew

The old page's entire PR won't be transfered.

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18/09/2006, 18h04	#1
PRESENT321@gmail.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	301 redirect double-talk I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301 redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to. I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation filter" just do a 301 redirect. http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392 So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not? Matthew

18/09/2006, 18h47	#2
Big Bill Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: 301 redirect double-talk On 18 Sep 2006 10:04:46 -0700, PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote: >I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301 >redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to. It's not guaranteed. It's also not always instantaneous. >I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to >interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation >filter" just do a 301 redirect. >http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392 > >So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not? Sort of. BB -- http://www.crystal-liaison.com/adam-...t-i150456.html http://www.crystal-liaison.com/all-g...dren/cece.html http://www.crystal-liaison.com/all-t...-american.html

18/09/2006, 19h39	#3
z Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: 301 redirect double-talk PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote: > I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301 > redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to. > I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to > interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation > filter" just do a 301 redirect. > http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392 > > So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not? I don't think that it passes actual PageRank numbers from one page to another, but you shouldn't worry about PageRank in that context. The 301 should remove the old URL from its spot in the index and replace it with the new page. A 301 says "this old page has permanently moved to this new URL". If that is your goal, then the 301 is probably the right solution.

19/09/2006, 13h59	#4
justtupeu Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: 301 redirect double-talk PRESENT321@gmail.com wrote: > I've heard that if you change the name of the page, if you do a 301 > redirect it will pass along the PageRank to the page you redirect to. > I have also heard that if you have two domains that you want to > interlink without having Google apply the dreaded "host affiliation > filter" just do a 301 redirect. > http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=6392 > > So, does the 301 pass PageRank or not? > > Matthew The old page's entire PR won't be transfered. -- http://chml-srucnoc.trei.ro/

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