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Moving A Penalized Website To A New Domain May Not Remove Your Google Penalty

February 25, 2014 by Raymond Hackney

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Barry Schwartz wrote a piece on Search Engine Roundtable  about Google penalties following to a new website.

So we know that if you have a penalty on your site and you move your site to a new domain and redirect the URLs to that new domain, the penalty will flow because of the redirects. That is known.

What I did not know is that if you took your site and moved it to a new domain but did not redirect the old domain to the new, that Google may also pass along the penalty without redirecting the URLs.

There was a Google webmaster hangout yesterday which delved into how Google handles these moves. If you have had a website run into problems with Google and were going to switch to another domain this segment is worth watching to understand how long it can take to get things right.

Filed Under: Google, Search/SEO

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