Sold Property Page
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I have a real estate agent property website. What should I do with the sold property page. Should I remove the page entirely since the page has no more use for user. Currently the page is still exist, but only with word "This property is currently not available/sold"
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If there are links to it, I would 301 it to a broader category. e.g. for Houses in San Francisco I would 301 to Houses in California.
If there are no links, I would consider building a useful 404 page, with links to help people find what they're looking for, and then remove the page.
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Would it bad, if we have a page, and then suddenly page is removed. There can be lots of Page Not Found. Although Google probably will deindex it after knowing there is no page linking to it anymore?
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If the page no longer has any value for your site or your users then I would suggest to remove it.
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