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by noel on January 18, 2007

Some webmasters are worried about the possibility that their SEO rankings would drop significantly after making a redesign. Obviously, a sane website owner would never trade improved search engine results for a newer and fancier website.
Redesigning a site is a gamble. Your web pages may be demoted, promoted, go somewhere in between - or perhaps vanish in the search engine results. However, it is crucial to take the necessary steps to keep the unwanted aftermath from happening.
When site structure is altered even a bit, the rankings are expected to plummet. To remedy this, it is better to use the 301 redirect to inform both the search engines and the visitors that your page has been altered or moved. Search engine would eventually re-assign credit and existing rankings would be transferred to the new location.
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