In fact, I am not moving any content from the old website to the new one. It's just 3 online tools that I wanted to keep for the new website. They both have different content though but the functionalities are the same. I've "noindex" the tools on the old website.

By the way, the manual penalty has been revoked on the old website a few weeks ago.

Some of this "content" are in fact online tools and the tutorials that accompanies it.

I've got a website that has lots of valuable content and tools but it's been hit too hard by both Panda and Penguin. I came to the conclusion that I'd be better off with a new website as this one is going to hell no matter how much time and money I put in it. Had I started a new website the first time it got hit by Penguin, I'd be profitable today.

I'd like to move some of that content to this other domain but I don't want to do 301 redirects as I don't want to pass bad link juice. I know I'll lose all links and visitors to the original website but I don't care.

My only concern is duplicate content. I was thinking of setting the pages to noindex on the original website and wait until they don't appear in Google's index. Then I'd move them over to the new domain to be indexed again.

Do you see any problem with this? Should I rewrite everything instead? I hate spinning content...!

I was trying to see how fast Google was indexing new content on my site (quite fast, about 15 seconds).

So I just searched "site:mywebsite.com" and two results came up for some pages.

Why does google shows duplicate results for the same page then?

I just noticed that for lots of the articles on my website, there are two results in Google's index. For instance:

http://www.thewebhostinghero.com/articles/tools-for-creating-wordpress-plugins.html

and

http://www.thewebhostinghero.com/articles/tools-for-creating-wordpress-plugins.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+thewebhostinghero+(TheWebHostingHero.com)

Now my Feedburner feed is set to "noindex" and it's always been that way. The canonical tag on the webpage is set to:

rel='canonical' href='http://www.thewebhostinghero.com/articles/tools-for-creating-wordpress-plugins.html' />

The robots tag is set to:

name="robots" content="index,follow,noodp" />

I found out that there are scrapper sites that are linking to my content using the Feedburner link.

So should the robots tag be set to "noindex" when the requested URL is different from the canonical URL? If so, is there an easy way to do this in Wordpress?

I meant "will be reviewed manually"

Well here's the issue: my site has a penguin penalty so it means my link profile will be reviewed.

I'm going through all the links (hopefully) to my website and I've found so many links from site scrapers. For instance:

http://www.fzccg.com/cmsteam/dvbbs/boke.asp?zkhod76681.showtopic.148760.html

... which links to my site with anchor text "abercrombie uk How To Change Your Wiper Blades"

It is surely not realistic to think that I can contact all the scraper site owners.

So what should I do with this kind of links?

About 2 months ago, I published a press release through PRWEB with a link back to my website of course.

Now it must have been one of those morning where the coffee wasn't strong enough as my website already has a Penguin penalty I'm trying to get lifted. The intent wasn't to spam the web but rather to gain some traction in the business hosting world.

Like I've said, the coffee must've been too weak that morning as it didn't even cross my mind to see if I could "nofollow" the links in the press release. I just hit the submit button...

As I'm in the process of submitting a disavow links request to Google, I'm wondering if I should include the URLs to copies of those press releases?

I mean, there's no way I can find all those links as it was submitted not long ago. Google and link tools will keep discovering other copies of the PR for months to come probably.

I've got a website that has lots of valuable content and tools but it's been hit too hard by both Panda and Penguin. I came to the conclusion that I'd be better off with a new website as this one is going to hell no matter how much time and money I put in it. Had I started a new website the first time it got hit by Penguin, I'd be profitable today.

I'd like to move some of that content to this other domain but I don't want to do 301 redirects as I don't want to pass bad link juice. I know I'll lose all links and visitors to the original website but I don't care.

My only concern is duplicate content. I was thinking of setting the pages to noindex on the original website and wait until they don't appear in Google's index. Then I'd move them over to the new domain to be indexed again.

Do you see any problem with this? Should I rewrite everything instead? I hate spinning content...!