WPDude not only impressed me with his considerable technical prowess, but also with his integrity and commitment. He really is a pleasure to work with.
Continue Reading »WPDude not only impressed me with his considerable technical prowess, but also with his integrity and commitment. He really is a pleasure to work with.
Continue Reading »Thank you for making this such an easy experience to move to WordPress from TypePad. I found it much easier for you to get me going for a small fee than spend hours trying to go through the WordPress codex.
Continue Reading »A couple of weeks ago, I was at my wits end. My blog posts were not showing up in Firefox and I needed help, more than you can imagine. None of the tech people that I know good provide me real assistance so, I used my good friend Google. I found WordPress Dude, Neil Matthews. [...]
Continue Reading »Neil, I just wanted to say thanks for going above and beyond my expectations with our wordpress consultation the other day. You not only fixed my screw ups, but you also showed me where I was going wrong and how to properly operate the new blog template on a day-to day basis, as well as [...]
Continue Reading »I must say that Neil AKA WP Dude is customer service oriented and commited to building a strong and honorable relationship with his clients. I’m far from tech savy and was in need of assistance with updating my version of word press. WP Dude went above and beyond the necessary, by updating all of my [...]
Continue Reading »After spending 3 months setting up my new site I was stuck on the last details to get the site up and running. I was thrilled to find Neil Matthews who took care of the technical stuff to make my site work better so I did not have to spend another 3 months learning things [...]
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A client of mine wanted to migrate their blog from one domain fraudlent-clicks.com to ClickQualityConsultant.com. They had received some negative feedback on the use of fraudulent in their domain name, and this legitimate click fraud blog wanted a better image. They were fighting the click fraud problem not promoting it.
The fraudulent-clicks domain was already well established had a page rank and a sizeable number of pages included in the search engine index. This organic traffic was to be retained and forwarded to the new doimain.
The second blog was built, and I used the migration tool to take all of the old posts into the new blog. I gave particular attention to the permalink structure in the new blog to ensure it was the same as the previous one.
Next I installed a redirection plugin to the old blog. This allowed me to take pages form the old blog and using the 301 redirection method permanently redirect these pages to a new URL on the correct domain.
Using 301 redirects tells the search engine that a page has been moved permanently and to update their index during the next crawl of your page, in the mean time any traffic landing at your old site will be redirected to the new site.
A month later I gained access to my clients Google webmaster tools to check how the old domain was fairing. There were a couple of 404 issues, but these were quickly amended. My client reported no real drop in organic traffic after this job.