Blocked from google
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Hi, i used to get a lot of trafic from google but sudantly there was a problem with the website and it seams to be blocked. We are also in the middle of changing the root domain because we are making a new webpage, i have looked at the webmaster tools and corrected al the errors but the page is still not visible in google. I have also orderd a new crawl.
Anyone have any trics? do i loose a lot when i move the domainname, or is this a good thing in this mater?
The old one is
The new one is
Best regards
Svein Økland
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if you 301 redirected you should be fine. I find http://www.marthecarrara.no/ in the SERPso its indexed (thoug not yet ranking first - build some links to the new domain!)
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yes, i have.
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Did you implement 301 redirects from the old site, to the new?
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