Jul 31, 2019
My old domain keeps appearing on Google Results
I've done a change of domain more than one month ago. I did all the correct steps, the URLs from old domain are 301 redirected to the new one, i've submitted the new sitemap, and i've requested a Change of Adress on old Search Console.
But if i type the new domain on google, the old domain keeps coming in the results.
How can i speed up the process? If i use the delete URL tool to delete the whole old domain, i will be disabling the new one?
Thanks!
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Aug 1, 2019
As rickroll has mentioned I completely agree that if you serving 301 that means permanent redirect and in this case one year redirect or 6 months redirect is something like cheating Google to get the result
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Jul 31, 2019
All the redirects are correct.
The old urls likely stay in search for some time, but as long as they are correctly redirected, the users / bots all get taken to the new site.
So don't worry about it. Some report that old domain urls stay in search for months.
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Jul 31, 2019
It can take a little time for Google to see and honor your 301 redirects. Can you provide your old URL and new URL? If you don't want to post them use bitly.com to shorten...
-Brian
Jul 31, 2019
No problem at all. The old domain is www.hhhaus.com, the new one is www.avabananakids.com
Thanks!
All the redirects are correct.
The old urls likely stay in search for some time, but as long as they are correctly redirected, the users / bots all get taken to the new site.
So don't worry about it. Some report that old domain urls stay in search for months.
Gold Product Expert webado recommended this
Jul 31, 2019
It is recommended to keep the old domain indefinitely if possible. I don't agree with the 1 year answer
Aug 1, 2019
https://www.hobo-web.co.uk/how-to-change-domain-names-keep-your-rankings-in-google/
Please read this section: "How Long Do I Keep 301 Redirects In Place?"
As rickroll has mentioned I completely agree that if you serving 301 that means permanent redirect and in this case one year redirect or 6 months redirect is something like cheating Google to get the result
Gold Product Expert webado recommended this
Nov 24, 2019
Old domain was essentialoilcompany.in which I had 301 redirected to https://essentialoilswholesaler.com
Last edited Nov 24, 2019
Nov 24, 2019
Hello
This is an older thread about another website. Please open your own thread to get help with your site.
Thanks.