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E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?

 

Hi Ashley,

it sounds somewhat similar to what we recently did for a well established european link directory, iozoo.com, where the site was in essesce dropped and was resurrected.  ..and you know how Google tends to handle these kinds of domains in these days.  You'll most likely not have a direct pagerank transfer but "old" site will certainly help with the re-calculation which will most likely take place.

I do not think anyone can predict the length of the switch-over but given that the redirections are done properly and that the new site is SEO optimised, the results should be fine.  The most important thing I think in this process would be to try and see everything from the search engine's point of view with regard to the status, structure, and link (to the old side).   With that in mind it may be worth looking not only at the code, whether it is search engine optimised and redirects, but also things like DNS entries, settings, IP classes, etc.

I hope this helps.

regards,

Denis
www.naxtech.com

 

 

 

 

 
  • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, Ashley , 11 Aug 09:52
    Sometime around the end of November, or early December, E-consultancy.com (this site) is due to relaunch. It'll be broadly similar in content and structure to the current site b ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, DenisK, 11 Aug 10:13
      Hi Ashley, it sounds somewhat similar to what we recently did for a well established european link directory, (http://www.iozoo.com/?from=naxtech.com) iozoo.com, where the site ...
      • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, DenisK, 11 Aug 10:19
        Did I mention that (http://www.iozoo.com/?from=naxtech.com) iozoo.com has PageRank-6, just like e-consultancy? ;-) regards, Denis (http://www.naxtech.com) www.naxtech.com ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, teddie, 11 Aug 10:34
        The one thing we're concentrating on doing as well as possible is making sure that the correct redirects are in place, at a page level, so that PageRank should transfer from o ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, LawrenceLadomery, 13 Aug 06:27
      Other than authority / credibility, how important really is PageRank? There are those that argue that PR doesn't help SERP much at all and that most people don't have the PR bar ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, dcjarvis, 15 Aug 13:54
      Hi Ashley Looking forward to the new site... it's been a while in the pipeline right? ;o) We did the whole site re-launch thing earlier this year and it is rather scary. You ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, WebSecurity, 18 Aug 13:33
      Ashley Some thoughts on the SEO impact (and more). Due diligence You mention moving the site to a different hosting location.  Do some due diligence checks on the proposed ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, AdamCrawford, 22 Aug 15:19
      There's some very good advice already included here, but one little nugget to add.  More of a comment about the current nuts and bolts, but worth considering as you go through this ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, johan, 3 Sep 15:44
        On 09:52:38 11 August 2008 Ashley wrote: Sometime around the end of September, or early October, E-consultancy.com (this site) is due to relaunch </snip> Hi Ashley, ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, PeterYoung, 6 Sep 10:35
      Out of interest Ashley - whats the rationale behind the states hosting??? ...
      • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, Ashley , 7 Sep 07:12
        More than 50% of our members, and more of our site traffic, is non UK already, and a lot of those are in the U.S. We are also going to be doing more in the U.S. next year. So f ...
        • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, ShaneOsborne, 8 Sep 09:37
          Just a quick comment, have you thought about the implications of storing UK data outside the EU and how this affects your curent subscribers and also the existing data which has al ...
          • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, Ashley , 8 Sep 09:49
            Hi Shane Yes, it is something we have looked at and the short answer is that to store/move customer from the UK to the US will require us to get all existing users to explicitly ...
            • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, ShaneOsborne, 8 Sep 10:01
              Hi Ashley Thats good its been thought through, a lot of companies dont always think about these issues. I agree with the datacleansing concept however I think you still may l ...
              • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, Ashley , 8 Sep 10:13
                Hi Shane Our current agreement states "If we are going to use your personally identifiable information in a manner different from that stated at the time of collection we will n ...
                • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, WebSecurity, 8 Sep 10:26
                  Ashley "a) email people to tell them of the changes and, yes, delete anything/anyone who says 'no thanks'" will need to be: "a) email people to tell them of the changes an ...
                  • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, LawrenceLadomery, 8 Sep 15:52
                    Isn't it the responsibility of the user to be contactable? If she / he changes email address then she / he should update their information on e-consultancy. My next comment is s ...
                    • RE: Second-best practice, WebSecurity, 9 Sep 09:04
                      Legal compliance isn't optional. Colin Watson Technical Director (http://www.e-consultancy.com/out.asp?source=blog&com=global&url=http%3a%2f%2fwww.watsonhall.com%2f) Watso ...
                • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, WebSecurity, 16 Sep 11:09
                  Some additional comments on "safe harbor" and "opt in" in my Web Security, Usability and Design blog at: (http://www.clerkendweller.com/2008/9/16/Moving-Web-Hosting-Offshore) Mo ...
                  • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, LawrenceLadomery, 16 Sep 14:29
                    You say... "I believe storing the databases outside Europe is different to transferring it outside for processing - and I think users and members would maintain that too." I' ...
                    • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, ShaneOsborne, 16 Sep 14:45
                      Quite a interesting conversation so far. Two small points, I agree that processing is different than storage. However physically and in practice to process data it needs to be ...
                    • RE: E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, WebSecurity, 16 Sep 18:33
                      Thanks for the reply.  The Information Commissioner's Notification Handbook: (http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/library/data_protection/detailed_specialist_guides/notificat ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, matthewclarke, 8 Sep 16:19
      In BP we have suffered enormously from this problem when re-launching websites within our Interwoven set-up.  A recent case -study / guide was written internally to advise our web ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, chaoley, 13 Sep 05:51
      See this post at the Google Webmaster Central Blog, "Best practices when moving your site".(http://www.e-consultancy.com/out.asp?source=blog&com=global&url=http%3a%2f%2fgooglewebma ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, MarkManton, 16 Sep 16:21
      Once you've re-directed all of the old pages to the new pages it pays to take time to add the old pages to your disallowed list in your robots.txt file and then going into google's ...
    • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, PJWilkinson, 21 Oct 15:28
      Are you sure you want to host it in the UK? You're better off having a UK server for optimising in Google UK results if that's where your market is. Also - you're going to need ...
      • E-consultancy.com site migration - SEO tips?, Ashley , 22 Oct 08:56
        Hi Phil Yes, we are very thoroughly trying to get all the redirects correct. As for hosting in the US - actually more than 50% of our subscribers are non-UK with most of thos ...
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