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Hi there Tihomir,

Although the www to www2 differs the .domain.com will still be the same, this will be seen as a duplicate domain in a way by Google or any other search engine. And will definitely damage ranking of your site.

So the best thing to do here is to remove the old site completely or just edit it so that google cant crawl the site if it is a necessity to have the old one live.

Hope this helps

Hi There,

I have had the same problem and what worked every time was to disconnect my GA account and then reconnect. This is not an immediate fix but will sort it out.

Hope this helps

Hi there,

Creating a new website to replace the old one you have to make sure that the old website (old page's) isn't accessible by crawlers. So a quick solution would be to add a robots.txt to your domain and disallow the url's of the pages you don't want to be crawled.

Here is a cheat sheet from MOZ on how disallow works and how to implement it.

Hi there Simon,

Welcome and hope you are ready for an adventure.

MOZ Learn is a great way to start and its free. So read up on all 10 chapters on The Beginners Guide To SEO and from there on you will know what to do and what to ask to become a SEO CHAMP.

Hope this helps,

Rickus

Hi there Djacko,

You redirected A to B but could not redirect A or B to C, So that means google is still not to sure of which one is the correct url. And switching from https to http is telling google you have a new domain.

So don't stress to much just make sure that your http://www.homepage.nl and the https://www.homepage.nl has the same work and SEO done on them and give google time to realise whats happend to you site.

In personal experience a 301 redirect always takes the longer to be crawled and updated and in this case its your homepage (domain).

Hope this helps and good luck