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Impact of removing a 301 Redirect - again!

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Subject:  Impact of removing a 301 Redirect - again!
Author:   viveksingh:   view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites
Date:   07:23:34 21 March 2008
 
I've also faced the same problem of URL redirection for my projects. But what I have explored, there is no hampering to my site after getting 301 redirect. I tried this thing on my online marketing site,  when there was the renaming of our brand name in UK. So i hope you should not worry about this redirection thing to the extent.
 
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