Thanks, that's helpful. Typepad.com, however, will not let you 301 redirect, which is why I was kind of thinking I should just kill the original blog.
But I will look into the Google Webmaster Tools solution. I was not aware of that.
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Thanks, that's helpful. Typepad.com, however, will not let you 301 redirect, which is why I was kind of thinking I should just kill the original blog.
But I will look into the Google Webmaster Tools solution. I was not aware of that.
I've migrated a typepad.com blog with a bunch of content (but little traffic) onto a hosted WordPress site under my own domain name (the way I should've done it in the first place).
Now I don't want to confuse Google that the new site is duplicating content from the other site, so would I be better off with:
1) meta-refresh redirecting each typepad.com post to the same post on the new blog, or
2) just killing the typepad.com blog entirely so Google will not find duplicate posts anywhere.
In favor of #2 is the fact that these posts get very little traffic today. I figure I will lose more traffic from duplicate content ranking penalties than from losing the posts themselves in the original blog.
What do you think?
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