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It should be pretty easy to get your new site indexed by search engines if you link &nbsp;<br />
every pages of your old site to a couple of pages on your new site (use server side includes, for instance).<br />
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Howw soon search engines will index your new site depends on how frequently search engines crawl your current site. <br />
For instance, Google crawls my site everyday. If I add a new page to my site, it will appear in the search engine <br />
in a day or two.
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It should be pretty easy to get your new site indexed by search engines if you link  
every pages of your old site to a couple of pages on your new site (use server side includes, for instance).

Howw soon search engines will index your new site depends on how frequently search engines crawl your current site.
For instance, Google crawls my site everyday. If I add a new page to my site, it will appear in the search engine
in a day or two.

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I have a website which receives lots of hits via the various search engines. I am just about to move the site to a new Domain name. &nbsp;What is the best way to handle the fact that indexes will be pointing to my old name, whereas my new site will not be indexed. <br />
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nb I still have control of my old name, but I want to phase it out. I do not want to maintain a mirror.
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I have a website which receives lots of hits via the various search engines. I am just about to move the site to a new Domain name.  What is the best way to handle the fact that indexes will be pointing to my old name, whereas my new site will not be indexed. 

nb I still have control of my old name, but I want to phase it out. I do not want to maintain a mirror.

How do I maintain my google(+others) links when I move/reorganise my website.

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