: SEO impact of 301 permanent redirecting a domain to a sub-directory of another domain? I had my own experience of 301 permanently redirecting a domain to another (every page mapped) and Google
I had my own experience of 301 permanently redirecting a domain to another (every page mapped) and Google properly worked everything out and it never had any problem SEO-wise. However, what if I'm redirecting a whole domain to the sub-directory of another domain in the same manner?
For instance, www.example.com/ 301 to www.another.com/example/.
And everything underneath is correctly mapped such that example.com/something/somepage.php?a=1 is 301 permanently redirected to another.com/example/something/somepage.php?a=1.
Etc.
Does anyone have any experience in this situation? Would it all work out good with regards to SEO?
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This is no different then any other 301 redirect. The search engines will associate the old URL with the new URL. This means links and PageRank will be carried over to the new URLs (minus a small amount of PR) and the new URLs will eventually replace the old URLs in the search results.
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