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maybe the site didn't propagate properly? or there's something with the DNS?
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 2:16 PM, Jay dedman wrote:
>
>
> This question is a little off-topic. Our neighbor rents a river cabin
> to weekenders. Most of her business has traditionally come through her
> website. Last mon
Hi Jay,
I've seen a lot of good suggestions about this and I'll add one. Even if
things have gone awry, a 301 permanent redirect will fix any issues where
your friend has temporarily lost some of their Google juice. I didn't see
anyone mention this (if they did I missed it) but this might be a sim
I moved about 3 domain names from an Australian host to a US host
(Hostmonster) quite a few years ago now and never lost a thing in
terms of Google ranking, and for some search terms I was ranked #1
So I agree, people do this all the time and never complain about
losing ranking that I have heard.
> It could be a shared ip and the ip is blocked because of one of the other
> sites hosted.
> You could ask the host to transfer you to a different IP/server?
Good suggestion. Thanks.
Jay
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On Apr 19, 2010, at 8:19 AM, Cris Thomas wrote:
> Couple of comments...
>
> If you are going to do actual editing on an external drive you will
> probably need to go with Firewire800 and or SATA. USB will unlikely
> be fast enough. Also get a fast drive, 7200RPM or faster.
>
> Some people don'
correct, this is somewhat common.
def inquire and request a diff shared server or ip range.
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 3:12 PM, Joly MacFie wrote:
>
>
> It could be a shared ip and the ip is blocked because of one of the other
> sites hosted.
>
> You could ask the host to transfer you to a differen
> ...If the hosting was changed, so too were DNS.
> I believe Google spiders might (possibly) sense the DNS changes, and may
> have interpreted the change (simultaneous when pages were unavailable) as a
> domain termination -- and consequently removed and archived the site from
> its prior ranking.
It could be a shared ip and the ip is blocked because of one of the other
sites hosted.
You could ask the host to transfer you to a different IP/server?
j
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Jay dedman wrote:
> > Same domain I assume?
> > Just a quick thought...did you move her to WP? Check the
>
Jay Dedman: "Last month, we helped her move her website to a cheaper hosting
solution. So she has the same website, just a different host. . Can
switching hosts change your SEO status?"
Hi Jay:
...If the hosting was changed, so too were DNS.
I believe Google spiders might (possibly) sense the D
> Same domain I assume?
> Just a quick thought...did you move her to WP? Check the Settings-->Privacy
> area just to make sure you're not blocking search engines by mistake.
Same domain, same everything. We just moved the same exact website to
another host. Now her same website doesnt show up in
Same domain I assume?
Just a quick thought...did you move her to WP? Check the Settings-->Privacy
area just to make sure you're not blocking search engines by mistake.
Sincerely,
Adam W. Warner
From: Jay dedman
This question is a little off-topic. Our neighbor rents a river cabin
to weekenders. Most of her business has traditionally come through her
website. Last month, we helped her move her website to a cheaper
hosting solution. So she has the same website, just a different host.
She says that no one i
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