[Hidden-tech] Permanent redirect okay?

[Rich Roth]

Claudia has asked a very SEO specific question - and there have been a number of responses 
about the techique of redirection.

None have addressed how google, yahoo etc will respond to perminent redirect or 
duplication of the same data on different URLs.

Also, just a dns redirect is not sufficient - a web server knows what urls it is to 
respond to by hostname and not by IP,
a 301 redirect is a http protocol level operation.

Rich

On 9/17/2012 4:31 PM, Claudia Gere wrote:
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> When I started my first business on the Web, I had a collaborative group of consultants 
> and called my company Claudia Gere & Co. with URL ClaudiaGereCo.com (Co for company). My 
> business over the years has evolved into a solopreneurship. I own the url 
> ClaudiaGere.com and wonder whether making a permanent redirect ("301 Moved Permanently" 
> HTTP)  of ClaudiaGere.com to ClaudiaGereCo.com is going to harm my seo, or are there any 
> downsides to a permanent redirect...(i.e., can I reverse it if I change my mind in the 
> years to come). I don't want to maintain two sites. Thanks for your feedback. Thank you 
> for your help, Claudia
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