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copied!<p>From an SEO point of view, you should be concerned with 301 redirects as (i suppose) some or all URL adressess will change (take a different name, be removed and etc)</p> <p>So, after you`ve created a new version of the site - and before you put it online - you should go ahead and list all "old site" URLs and decide, preferably for each one, it's new status (unchanged or redirected and if so - to what URL). </p> <p>Mind that even is the some content will not re-appear on the new site, you still have to redirect the URL (say to HomePage) to keep link juice and SERP rankings.</p> <p>Also, for a larger sites, (especially dynamic sites) try looking for URL patterns for bulk redirects. For example, if you see that google indexes 1,000 index.php?search=[some-key-word] pages, you don`t need to redirect each one individually as these are probably just search result pages that can be grouped with REGEX to be redirected to main search result page.</p> <p>To index "old site" URLs you should: </p> <p>a. site:domainname.com in Google (then set the SERP to 100 results and scaped manually of with <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXhmF9rjqP4" rel="nofollow">Xpath</a>) </p> <p>b. <a href="http://xenus-link-sleuth.en.softonic.com/" rel="nofollow">Xenu</a> or other site crawler (some like screamingfrog) to get a list of all URLs.</p> <p>c. combine the lists in excel and remove all duplicates.</p> <p>If you need help with 301 redirects you can start with this link: <a href="http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php/" rel="nofollow">http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php/</a></p>

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