Hi Cindy,

Great Question - I'm not sure what to suggest - probably suggest opening up a new question just to be sure you get eyes on it!

Good Luck!

Thanks B,

I'll suggest this as an option - the reason not to do rel can's is because we want to index organically on Google for both brands..

Cheers

D!

Thanks Patrick - it all helps heaps!!!

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your awesome reply,   We have 2 brands that we have to run (coming from executive team - merger agreement). I'll maybe go back about unique content.

Cheers

Hi Andy,

Thanks for the reply.  We have 2 brands that we have to run (coming from executive team - merger agreementt). Unfortunately both brands have been aligned to have exactly the same products.  There are 2 niches (ie personas) but the products are exactly the same, with the  same Product descriptions and same terms and conditions, rates and imagery.

Cheers,

Dave

Hi All,

I would love if someone could help and provide some insights on this.  We're a financial institution and have a set of products that we offer.

We have recently joined with another brand and will now be offering all our products to their customers.

What we are looking to do is have 1 site that masks the content for both sites so it appears as there are 2 seperate brands with different content - in fact we have a main site and then a sister brand that offers the same products.

Is there anyway to do this so when someone searches for Credit Card from Brand A it is indexed under Brand A and same when someone searched for Credit Card from Brand B it is indexed under Brand B.

The one thing is we would not want to rel:can the pages nor be penalised by googles latest PR algorithm.

Hope someone can help!

Thanks

Dave

Hi All,

I would love if someone could help and provide some insights on this.  We're a financial institution and have a set of products that we offer.

We have recently joined with another brand and will now be offering all our products to their customers.

What we are looking to do is have 1 site that masks the content for both sites so it appears as there are 2 seperate brands with different content - in fact we have a main site and then a sister brand that offers the same products.

Is there anyway to do this so when someone searches for Credit Card from Brand A it is indexed under Brand A and same when someone searched for Credit Card from Brand B it is indexed under Brand B.

The one thing is we would not want to rel:can the pages nor be penalised by googles latest PR algorithm.

Hope someone can help!

Thanks

Dave

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your awesome reply,   We have 2 brands that we have to run (coming from executive team - merger agreement). I'll maybe go back about unique content.

Cheers

Hi Cindy,

Great Question - I'm not sure what to suggest - probably suggest opening up a new question just to be sure you get eyes on it!

Good Luck!