permanent 301 Redirect mistake

03/10/2007, 14h30

Hi,

recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I
had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had
set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done.
The whole site is gone out of google. What to do???
I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's
top position in google searches.

How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget
about the permanent redirect?

Thanks

03/10/2007, 15h57

Beginning SEOer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I
> had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had
> set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done.
> The whole site is gone out of google. What to do???
> I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's
> top position in google searches.
>
> How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget
> about the permanent redirect?
>
> Thanks
>

oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to?

I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait.

Jez.

03/10/2007, 16h00

On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote:
> Beginning SEOer wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I
> > had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had
> > set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done.
> > The whole site is gone out of google. What to do???
> > I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's
> > top position in google searches.
>
> > How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget
> > about the permanent redirect?
>
> > Thanks
>
> oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to?
>
> I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait.
>
> Jez.

The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much
better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the
redirect.

How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or
less again the same results and can't I give it a push?

Thanks

03/10/2007, 16h23

Beginning SEOer wrote:
> On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote:
>> Beginning SEOer wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I
>>> had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had
>>> set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done.
>>> The whole site is gone out of google. What to do???
>>> I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's
>>> top position in google searches.
>>> How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget
>>> about the permanent redirect?
>>> Thanks
>> oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to?
>>
>> I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait.
>>
>> Jez.
>
> The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much
> better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the
> redirect.
>
> How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or
> less again the same results and can't I give it a push?
>
> Thanks
>

The only push that you might be able to give it is add some links - and
maybe refresh the content (though the content refresh is debatable).

Anyone else got any ideas?

Jez.

03/10/2007, 17h19

On Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:23:37 +0100, Jez <j.ez@virgin.net> wrote:

>
>
>Beginning SEOer wrote:
>> On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote:
>>> Beginning SEOer wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I
>>>> had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had
>>>> set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done.
>>>> The whole site is gone out of google. What to do???
>>>> I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's
>>>> top position in google searches.
>>>> How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget
>>>> about the permanent redirect?
>>>> Thanks
>>> oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to?
>>>
>>> I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait.
>>>
>>> Jez.
>>
>> The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much
>> better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the
>> redirect.
>>
>> How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or
>> less again the same results and can't I give it a push?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
>The only push that you might be able to give it is add some links - and
>maybe refresh the content (though the content refresh is debatable).
>
>Anyone else got any ideas?
>
>Jez.

Piece of string comes to mind and patience.
plh
paul
--
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http://www.firstpeople.us/native-ame...n-pottery.html
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04/10/2007, 09h03

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03/10/2007, 14h30	#1
Beginning SEOer Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	permanent 301 Redirect mistake Hi, recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done. The whole site is gone out of google. What to do??? I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's top position in google searches. How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget about the permanent redirect? Thanks

03/10/2007, 15h57	#2
Jez Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: permanent 301 Redirect mistake Beginning SEOer wrote: > Hi, > > recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I > had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had > set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done. > The whole site is gone out of google. What to do??? > I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's > top position in google searches. > > How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget > about the permanent redirect? > > Thanks > oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to? I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait. Jez.

03/10/2007, 16h00	#3
Beginning SEOer Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: permanent 301 Redirect mistake On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote: > Beginning SEOer wrote: > > Hi, > > > recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I > > had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had > > set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done. > > The whole site is gone out of google. What to do??? > > I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's > > top position in google searches. > > > How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget > > about the permanent redirect? > > > Thanks > > oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to? > > I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait. > > Jez. The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the redirect. How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or less again the same results and can't I give it a push? Thanks

03/10/2007, 16h23	#4
Jez Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: permanent 301 Redirect mistake Beginning SEOer wrote: > On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote: >> Beginning SEOer wrote: >>> Hi, >>> recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I >>> had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had >>> set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done. >>> The whole site is gone out of google. What to do??? >>> I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's >>> top position in google searches. >>> How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget >>> about the permanent redirect? >>> Thanks >> oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to? >> >> I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait. >> >> Jez. > > The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much > better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the > redirect. > > How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or > less again the same results and can't I give it a push? > > Thanks > The only push that you might be able to give it is add some links - and maybe refresh the content (though the content refresh is debatable). Anyone else got any ideas? Jez.

03/10/2007, 17h19	#5
The Gobbling Goblin Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: permanent 301 Redirect mistake On Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:23:37 +0100, Jez <j.ez@virgin.net> wrote: > > >Beginning SEOer wrote: >> On Oct 3, 4:57 pm, Jez <j...@virgin.net> wrote: >>> Beginning SEOer wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> recently I put a permanent redirect on one of my sites. I thought I >>>> had made a temporal redirect and only realised after a few days I had >>>> set up a permanent redirect. By then the damage was already done. >>>> The whole site is gone out of google. What to do??? >>>> I removed the redirect as fast as possible but my site has lost it's >>>> top position in google searches. >>>> How do I bring my site back to its old position and make google forget >>>> about the permanent redirect? >>>> Thanks >>> oh dear. How are the searches doing for the site that you redirected to? >>> >>> I think that perhaps the only thing you can do is wait. >>> >>> Jez. >> >> The days the redirect was pointing to the new site it scored much >> better for keywords but now it shows the same results as before the >> redirect. >> >> How long do you think it will take before my old site gets more or >> less again the same results and can't I give it a push? >> >> Thanks >> > >The only push that you might be able to give it is add some links - and >maybe refresh the content (though the content refresh is debatable). > >Anyone else got any ideas? > >Jez. Piece of string comes to mind and patience. plh paul -- http://www.firstpeople.us/FP-Html-Le...w-legends.html http://www.firstpeople.us/native-ame...n-pottery.html http://www.houstoncrafts.com/houston...elry-june.html

04/10/2007, 09h03	#6
sony Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: permanent 301 Redirect mistake Hi Friends I'm seo and my ID is --- 24x7seo@gmail.com and Google Group is --- 24x7seo@googlegroups.com just join this group and get LinkExchange power station Search engine optimizers may offer SEO as a stand-alone service or as a part of a broader marketing campaign. Search Strategies, the team embodies search engine optimization, eCommerce, and both online and technical marketing experience across a multitude of industries. sony, delhi - India seosony@gmail.com

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