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We built a new website for one of our clients. Covering services A B C mostly commercial and industrial B2B construction service. We bought him a brand new domain called serviceAcompanyname.com The website uses a brand new domain and as no DA and PA yet.

The client wants a new section added to the Website concerning a new service ( we are going to call it service D) which is still a local service but offered to Home owners.

Should we buy a new domain called serviceD-region-companyname.com and make a microsite covering the topic and work on backlinks and links in parallel for both sites, or would we be better off just adding a new section to the existing website and work on the main DA.

Will it be easier in the future to enhance 2 different domains or a single one even though all services are not targeting the same audience.

Thank you, I followed the article's instructions, will post back once the changes take effect.

Thx, this seams to be the way to go, I am the webmaster/programmer of the site but I am also new to some aspect of it like Htaccess, cannonical url and such.

So should the index file be 301'd to the main domain simply or is there many url format to redirect? I did:

redirect 301 /index.html http://www.mummyzboy.com/index.html

Is this enought or do I need to add a combinasion of www/non-www/every possible parameters ?

Last year I registered a hosting and domain account for Mummyzboy.tv.

Then we added Mummyzboy.com domain to the account.

Then the client wanted the .com to be the main domain so we:

• Made the .com become primary domain for the hosting account.

• Changed the webmastertool account url to the .com

• Changed all .tv for .com in the sitemap and re-submit it.

It's been a month now since the last mods and over a year the the primary domain was change but Google still displays Mummyzboy.tv in his results, any tips?

I don't see why you would need those as the question was general and the example was not taken from a website. I guess the problem would apply to both:

www.italnord.com

and

www.teebotz.com

Which one is better:

• Have a ton of pages but accept crawl errors or;

• Have a lot less pages with no crawl errors.

Let's say I have a product catalogue with 10 regular pages and 500 product pages (same page with content and title defined by url parameter like 'id').

It seems that even with a different product name, product description, price, color etc, I get dupplicate content crawl errors. I also know I could use a link tag with cannonical rel attribute to fix the crawl errors but I would lose indexing on 499 pages.

In this case is it better SEO wise to have:

• 510 pages with 499 dupplicate content crawl errors or;

• 11 pages with 0 crawl errors?