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My Pagerank is back!

My google page-rank is back today. Some days ago I moved that blog to the new domain (alexander.holbreich.org). I’ve placed a .htaccess redirect Rewrite Rule

    ^(.*)$ http://alexander.holbreich.org/$1 [R=301,L]

to the old domain to preserve some humble SEO result of this page. But for some weeks new Blog had no page-rank. Now he is here and the effect of Permanent redirect on google is proved!


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  • Jomaz

    Is this think is possible when we do 301 permanent redirection?

  • AlexH

    @Jomaz It' seem to be so. I red somewhere that google takes accont of 301 permanent redirection.

  • Jomaz

    @shuron  @Jomaz 
    yes i too heard that, But my question is if we change 301 redirection means, will it affects the pr instantly?

  • AlexH

    @Jomaz As i can remeber it was not instantly. I took some days, cannot remember how much, but then form one day to another my pageranck was back from 0 to 3 as befor on another domain. But i can't speak for google ;) So some risk are inevitable. If you redirect all incoming links, they eventually considered only in i time you redirect them. Wann to do that for ever? Maybe i'm wrong on this. But such implication has to be considered your you plan to move high traffic site. For my blog it was not a big deal ;)Let me know when your ready ;)

  • Jomaz

    @shuron Thanks for your suggestions mate. As i m working currently working a e commerce portal now i cant able to do it. But in future if i work a means where can be 301 redirection possible means, surely i will let you know. Thanks again.