It's been a few months, I'm curious to see if you've stepped into the Google+ world, and if so, how you handle those rel=author issues as a company. I am facing a very similar situation as described above and landed here in my research.
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RE: Google+ profiles and Rel Author. Extensive questionposted in Industry News
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RE: What are the Best Practices for moving a blog from subdomain to domain/subcategory?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Yeah, sorry didn't know to mark it as answered. But we've redirected successfully, thanks!
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What are the Best Practices for moving a blog from subdomain to domain/subcategory?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Howdy SEOmoz fans! (couldn't resist).
I'm moving a wordpress blog from blog.domain.com to domain.com/blog.
Trying to do it right the first time and cover all my bases.
Issues I'm trying to handle correctly, in varying degrees of importance:
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External LInks
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Internal Links
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Google Friendly Traffic Routing in a dynamic environment (wordpress, 301, .htaccess, etc.)
Thanks so much for any and all input!
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Best posts made by NTM
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What are the Best Practices for moving a blog from subdomain to domain/subcategory?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Howdy SEOmoz fans! (couldn't resist).
I'm moving a wordpress blog from blog.domain.com to domain.com/blog.
Trying to do it right the first time and cover all my bases.
Issues I'm trying to handle correctly, in varying degrees of importance:
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External LInks
-
Internal Links
-
Google Friendly Traffic Routing in a dynamic environment (wordpress, 301, .htaccess, etc.)
Thanks so much for any and all input!
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