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October 3rd, 2008, 07:02 AM
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Split test on a ranking url
Let's say I have this url: /malta and it's ranking 1st for 'malta' on Google.
I want to make a split test on this page to try different layouts. Set up a 302 redirect from /malta to /malta/a or /malta/b and split traffic equally to monitor user behaviour. With a 302 redirect I understand Google will keep /malta in the index but will crawl /a or /b and extract that content (however won't index these urls). Can a 302 redirect hurt rankings of /malta if used for this reason? Any insights or maybe better solutions, will be more than appreciated. Last edited by malta : October 3rd, 2008 at 07:11 AM.
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Possibly it is because if you are setting up pages with substantially duplicate content and with 302 redirects which is not advisable in search engines.
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