---

[ June Full List | Reply ]

---

Re: Remove from Search Engine From Andrew at Robert's Hot Tubs on 14 June '99 replying to Remove from Search Engine posted by michele 1. were the old pages listed under the url http://www.woodsidehotels.com/ ? 2. if so do you know the urls? if yes to 1 and 2 just create pages with the same url and either resubmit them or wait till the spiders re-index them. The new pages will either rank better or worse, but no reason to get totaly rid of the current SE ranking (especially since some SE's give relevance for page age). If by some odd chance the pages dont exist anymore, you might look in your cache to see if they are there. then you can recreate them and add a java script redirect directing to your new home page and not loose the current SE listing for thoses pages. to find the pages you can just search the engines with relevant keywords and look in the results.

Re: Remove from Search Engine - Harriet Villanueva - 24/08/00 Re: Remove from Search Engine - Michele - 16/06/99

Reply to this message
Required Details
Your name:
Subject:

Optional Details
Home page title:
Home page URL:
Email: (if you'd like to receive automatic replies by email)
Your Message
>1. were the old pages listed under the url http://www.woodsidehotels.com/ ? > >2. if so do you know the urls? > >if yes to 1 and 2 just create pages with the same url and either resubmit them or wait till the spiders re-index them. The new pages will either rank better or worse, but no reason to get totaly rid of the current SE ranking (especially since some SE's give relevance for page age). > >If by some odd chance the pages dont exist anymore, you might look in your cache to see if they are there. then you can recreate them and add a java script redirect directing to your new home page and not loose the current SE listing for thoses pages. > >to find the pages you can just search the engines with relevant keywords and look in the results.