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If I 301 redirect to page a from page b, after a year can i remove the 301, or will it need to be set up permanently?
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You can remove the redirect as and when u like.. However, the consequence of this will be page A will lose the link equity and the PR that was flowing in through the backlinks of page B
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I understand, it needs to be a permanent thing really then. Unless you contact all of your back links and tell them to amend your URL because you have changed your domain. Then, I suppose, it is the only time that the 301 can be removed without losing important link juice.
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You can also try doing a 302 redirect (permanent change in document location) rather than a 301 as you go through the migration.
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302 is a temporary redirection and not a permanent one... besides, 302 between 2 domains is strictly against the Google quality guidelines |
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302s are temporary redirects. Quote:
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My bad with the 302 - thanks for pointing it out.
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seogoat, you already got your answer.
Just to add something more. You redirect page B to page A. When search engines will recognize the redirection as the permanent one, then page B will automatically removed. I think we it is needless to do anything on a removed page. Don't know whether I am right wrong, but it's my personal feeling.
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