AliceFowell89
New member
I want to change the domain name of the well-ranked website in SERP. Is it possible to retain the same keyword positions?
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Help Needed for changing the domain name
- Thread starter AliceFowell89
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Yes, you can change website addresses, but before that you should redirect all visitors to the new domain (and also you should redirect all internal pages to internal pages of your new domain).
And also it is important that your old domain’s search engine rankings should be copied to new domain otherwise it start with fresh page.
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And also it is important that your old domain’s search engine rankings should be copied to new domain otherwise it start with fresh page.
For further details you can contact me here is the email ID:[email protected]
davidweb09
Active member
301 permanent redirection can be a better option to change your site domain without losing its ranking & backlinks.
albert_Cage
New member
Hello,
Yes you can change your domain name avoiding the current ranking positions.only the quality of the browsing experience for users should be maintained through the move so that human visitors don't end up being put off.
1) purchase a new domain
2) Upload a “coming soon” page
3) associate the existing IP address with the new domain
4) use 301 redirect to permanently redirect traffic from the old URL to the new one
add and verify the new domain on Google analytics and Google Webmaster Tools
Specify the address change in Google Webmaster tools by completing the form
in Change of Address under Configuration.
Yes you can change your domain name avoiding the current ranking positions.only the quality of the browsing experience for users should be maintained through the move so that human visitors don't end up being put off.
1) purchase a new domain
2) Upload a “coming soon” page
3) associate the existing IP address with the new domain
4) use 301 redirect to permanently redirect traffic from the old URL to the new one
add and verify the new domain on Google analytics and Google Webmaster Tools
Specify the address change in Google Webmaster tools by completing the form
in Change of Address under Configuration.
Joylinford
New member
Yes, of course, You will have to make 301 redirections to the new domain. After redirection, your ranking will be little down for a while and after some time it will start recovering.