I have replied to you inbox message.

PM me the site if you want and I'll take a look as it's difficult to say if without seeing it

The campaign crawler will detect urls regardless of whether they are indexed of not, you should do as EssEEmily says and set up a 301 to the version with the most links if you haven't done already.

Oh and don't think just because one version isn't indexed now, it can still cause you problems down the road especially when linking is involved.

Also when setting up your redirects if you have a small number of links set it up regardless to the xxx/ version as this is the one most likely to be linked to.

Yea I agree if everything is kept the same you shouldn't see much difference but you should expect a drop and prepare for this.

That said you need to ensure the new CMS is capable of accommodation the  changes, again be well prepared.

If you intent to make changes then ensure you follow all the necessary steps and procedures that come with a site migration.

As it effected the ranking last time you can be sure it will happen again, you might want to ask yourself why your wanting to change content management systems and weight up the pros and cons, I have a site on CMSMS and I personally don't like it but each to their own

Do you have a like to an example?

If its relevant yes get it in there and try moving the address from the footer this is something I'm playing with due to it being a less important area

Cheers - Thanks a lot

Whats the deal with the date at the start of the meta descriptions?

I have not really looked into this but I'm guessing its a blog thing?

Take this search http://www.google.co.uk/search?aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=6packproject#hl=en&xhr=t&q=interview+with+paul+knight&cp=26&pf=p&sclient=psy&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=interview+with+paul+knight&pbx=1&fp=835cd241c8d51fff

The beautifully crafted meta description is now being cut short even though its within the character limit and is now only showing 36 characters!

Is there a way to remove this?

Thanks in advance

The campaign crawler will detect urls regardless of whether they are indexed of not, you should do as EssEEmily says and set up a 301 to the version with the most links if you haven't done already.

Oh and don't think just because one version isn't indexed now, it can still cause you problems down the road especially when linking is involved.

Also when setting up your redirects if you have a small number of links set it up regardless to the xxx/ version as this is the one most likely to be linked to.

Yea I agree if everything is kept the same you shouldn't see much difference but you should expect a drop and prepare for this.

That said you need to ensure the new CMS is capable of accommodation the  changes, again be well prepared.

If you intent to make changes then ensure you follow all the necessary steps and procedures that come with a site migration.

As it effected the ranking last time you can be sure it will happen again, you might want to ask yourself why your wanting to change content management systems and weight up the pros and cons, I have a site on CMSMS and I personally don't like it but each to their own