My site at Compucademy was chugging along OK with it's SEO, but then it got blocked on FaceBook. I also felt it was not focused on quite the audience I wanted, so I decided to remake the site on a new domain: Compucademy - Python Programming and Computer Science Education . The new site contains new posts and also modified versions of some of the old posts.
I've put 301 redirects on the old posts to the versions on the new domain for the ones I've edited and republished. I intend eventually move all the posts over to the new domain, but they need tweaking and it will be a slow porcess.
What I want to know is, what are the SEO implications of this situation? For example, where does the SEO juice go when I add a redirect from Compucademy to Compucademy - Python Programming and Computer Science Education ? Is keeping both sites dertrimental to my SEO on the new site? Should I do a permanent redirect on the whole domain and fix up the posts later?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
I've put 301 redirects on the old posts to the versions on the new domain for the ones I've edited and republished. I intend eventually move all the posts over to the new domain, but they need tweaking and it will be a slow porcess.
What I want to know is, what are the SEO implications of this situation? For example, where does the SEO juice go when I add a redirect from Compucademy to Compucademy - Python Programming and Computer Science Education ? Is keeping both sites dertrimental to my SEO on the new site? Should I do a permanent redirect on the whole domain and fix up the posts later?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Dislike ads? Remove them and support the forum:
Subscribe to Fastlane Insiders.