My ecommerce [www.vistastores.com] website does not have issue due to change or URLs. I rarely change category page URLs and product page URLs. But, I'm facing issue due to narrow by search. If any attribute will remove from narrow by search so 100 pages will convert to 404 due to dynamic structure. That's why I'm setting up 301 redirect to category page URLs from all dynamic pages.

I have concern to reduce 301 redirect and broken links in website. But, I'm not able to stop it. Google may restrict my organic performance due to continue broken links on website and non associated 301 redirect.

No, I don't want to create romance on my website with 404. EGOL & you have mentioned same about visitors and back links. Now, I have some good feeling after reading 20K redirect which is maintain by you. 8.5K is not big for me.

Oh Jesus... This is strong reason Why I'm your big fan since a member on SEO Chat forum. I got your point. OR We can edit hyperlink on external website by email them... Right?

Today, I was reading latest blog post on SEOmoz blog about. Uncrawled 301s - A Quick Fix for When Relaunches Go Too Well

This is very interesting study about 301 & How it useful to maintain traffic. I'm working on eCommerce website and I have done similar stuff on my website. I have big confusion to manage 301 redirect.

My website generates new URLs due to following actions.

1. Re-write dynamic URLs.
2. Re-launch entire website on different eCommerce platform. [osCommerce to Magento Commerce]
3. Re-name category.
4. Trasfer one product from one category to another category.

I'm managing my 301 redirect with old practice. Excel sheet data from Google webmaster tools and set specific new URLs for redirect. Hoooo... Now, I have 8.5K redirect in htaccess... And, I'm thinking it's too much.

Can we remove old 301 redirect from htaccess or not? This is big question for me. Because, all pages are not hyperlink on external website. Google have just de-indexed old URLs and indexed new URLs. So, Is it require to maintain 301 redirect after Google process?

Thanks for your reply. I have read blog posts which were suggested by you. I don't want to add these much Meta to my blog.

You can find out current code which is available for Meta.

<b:include data="blog" name="all-head-content"><title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title></b:include>

Can you give me some idea about this code? Where I need to make changes?

I'm managing my blog on Blogger platform. I have published 7 blog posts to my patio umbrellas blog.

Today, I have published following blog post to my blog.

http://vistastores.blogspot.com/2012/03/offset-umbrellas-awesome-choice-for.html

When I see page title so it is shows me as follow.

Patio Umbrellas Blog: Offset Umbrellas: Awesome choice for good quality time outside!

I want to remove Patio Umbrellas Blog: segment from each blog posts' page title.

I can't find out Meta description in my blog posts. So, How can I make it happen?

I have implemented Rel=Prev & Rel=Next tag on my website. I would like to give example URL to know more about it.

http://www.vistapatioumbrellas.com/market-umbrellas?limit=40&p=3

http://www.vistapatioumbrellas.com/market-umbrellas?limit=40&p=4

http://www.vistapatioumbrellas.com/market-umbrellas?limit=40&p=5

Right now, I have blocked paginated pages by Robots.txt by following query.

Disallow: /*?p=

I have removed disallow syntax from Robots.txt for paginated pages. But, I have confusion with duplicate page title. If you will check all 3 pages so you will find out duplicate page title across all pages.

I know that, duplicate page title is harmful for SEO.

Will Google crawl + index all paginated pages?

If yes so which page will get maximum benefits in organic ranking?

Is there any specific way which may help me to solve this issue?