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I guess I wasn't clear. I'm not just killing a website. I have two websites with a lot of content on them and years of organic linking. I have a new website I'm building. I would moe that content to the new website and properly re-direct all the pages to the right URL's on the new site.

The question is will Google not like if I re-direct and consolidate two websites, and their content, to a new website? I'd like to get the power of both websites on the new one.

Thanks for the reply. One of them is very targeted to one of the topics of the website. The other is a more broad area that is loosely connected.

My thought is to point the loosely connected one to either the homepage, or blog homepage of the new site. Then point the more relevant one to the main section of that category.

For example, if my site has a "cars" section, I'm thinking of posting a car blog to that car section of the new site. So the 301 would go to newsite.com/cars.

Will Google not like that idea?

Agreed, thanks!

Thanks for the great reply. Yes, quite a few practice areas. So it sounds like I should go the city folder route.

Follow up question; think I should do /westcehster-attorney/slip-and-fall-accident-lawyer, or am I getting a little spammy?

I'm working on a multi-state attorney website and I'm going back and forth on URL's. I thought I'd see what the community thinks.

lawsite.com/los-angeles/car-accident-lawyer vs. lawsite.com/los-angeles-car-accident-lawyer

I should note this site will have over a dozen city locations, with different practices.

I have 2 websites that I've built up for a few years decent DA. I'm thinking of making one new website and directing the two websites to it. Is Google going to find that suspicious, or will the new site benefit from the DA from both?

This has been an issue going on a year now. We host over 100 clients, and have a handful in Moz. As SSL comes due, we're switch over to CloudFlare SSL for price and ease of management. And it's no longer just CloudFlare now. GoDaddy, Google, AWS, and a handful of others are all doing using SNI. When is Moz going to support this? Is it time to start looking for another solution for crawling?

This has been an issue going on a year now. We host over 100 clients, and have a handful in Moz. As SSL comes due, we're switch over to CloudFlare SSL for price and ease of management. And it's no longer just CloudFlare now. GoDaddy, Google, AWS, and a handful of others are all doing using SNI. When is Moz going to support this? Is it time to start looking for another solution for crawling?

Thanks for the great reply. Yes, quite a few practice areas. So it sounds like I should go the city folder route.

Follow up question; think I should do /westcehster-attorney/slip-and-fall-accident-lawyer, or am I getting a little spammy?