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Wayne,
I’m looking to migrate from blogengine to wordpress as well.
How did you fix those blogengine urls that have been crawled by google? I am on IIS7 and PHP5
thanks
For every URL that you want to accommodate, you’ll need to specify a 301 redirect. Here’s a nice doc that covers most web servers: http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php
@Lindsay,
That’s what is so cool about the net, the new little guy actually has a chance for ranking higher in the SERP than the BIG guys, which means more traffic, which returns a better chance at higher sales. In the brick & mortar, Unless it’s a niche store, you’ll never beat the big guys like Walmart, etc… 8P
The only online thing that would be hard to beat is a big stores brand (Walmart, Target, Apple, etc…), that’s ok, we still have a billion other keyword phrases to monetize.
On the net it’s a lot easier for a single little webmaster to duplicate a big sites strategy, than in the brick & mortar. In the brick & mortar it’s all about price, If it’s a dime cheaper down the street, that’s the store everyone is going to.