Hi Jaro,

Head into search console and use the Temporary Remove URL tool - this should work pretty quickly. The next time Google comes around to that page, they should see the NOINDEX flag and not re-index it.

-Andy

Hi,

One way to do this is to decide which site is going to be the main site (site A) sat on C and copy this data over. If you are bringing in site B, then this can sit at another structure level - you will end up with this...

Site A --> Site C, main pages
Site B --> Site C, product pages

That then brings in everything from both sites to the new domain.

You then want to redirect both of the old sites to the new one, but don't redirect everything to the root. That isn't a good use of 301 mapping. You need to be mapping on a page level so that you will see...

www.sitea.com/about us -301- www.sitec.com/aboutus
www.siteb.com/newproducts/hammers -301- www.sitec.com/newproducts/hammers

There can be differences in the URL's - you don't need to stick with the same structure as the other sites if it doesn't make sense, but always map pages to something very similar.

Page level is the only way to go if you want to maintain a seamless transition for users as well.

Also, don't expect to hit a switch and do this all at once. You can do this over a period of time because to the user, they will just be redirected to the new pages. You will retain more link juice like this.

This is quite a lengthy process and I am sure I have missed the in-between bits, but this is the basis of what you want to be doing.

Others might chip in with other suggestions for you.

-Andy

I just ran a very quick scan of your site and you have thousands of blog and category pages.

There is a chance because of this that you are seeing a penalty - This is just one of the pages: http://www.calibersi.com/category/Vehicle-Graphics?page=1904

I would start by having a quick look at how the site / blog is setup and seeing if there is anything glaringly obvious there.

-Andy

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