seo - What are the best practices when shifting old legacy web applications to new ones (specially about broken links problem)? -


Assume that you have an old heritage website, which has php CMS in a house.

  http://mysite.com/index.php?page=3&c=7  

For now, for some reason, you have your website SEO friendly URL , Has reconstructed in WordPress, has registered a Google Analytics account, and needs to update your system, so when

  http://mysite.com/  

is set to the browser, now it tells your newly installed system.

The problem is that your website is outdated and already well know by your customers. Many people have written a lot of links in your webpage, so just for your "new website" Redirecting the domain will cause other problems related to broken links or SEO.

So, in this scenario, what steps should you take while doing this change? (I can only remember using mod_rewrite in very complex plans). When you change the system in such a way that you lose your old links, are there any other "best practices"?

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Overall, if possible, you want to redirect 301 through the old URL, if the user moves to a new site Possible. By redirecting 301, you will ensure that a PageRank, etc., will move to a new page.

How do you do this, you can use Mod_Rewrite to do this, or if you are changing page structures, leave only the old pages in place and modify them to redirect 301 Please.


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