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    serenoo
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    Posted: 2008-May-26 14:31
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    I have a page 3 years old:
    www.mydomain.com/mypage.php

    I made some test to make a new layout to another page
    www.mydomain.com/my-test-page.php

    then I deleted mypage.php and renamed my-test-page.php in mypage.php

    How google see that page now?
    Is it 3 years old or 1-2 day old?



    Quadrille
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    Posted: 2008-May-26 14:51
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    Google is mostly interested in the NOW, though they have a far better memory than most people realise.

    Your page has changed significantly, and will probably be seen by Google as a new page.

    If you did this to just one page, that has links from other pages within your site, then it will only take a short while for it to be appropriately listed.

    But if you've changed the whole site, you may have done severe damage to your Google indexing for many months to come.



    animated3d
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    Posted: 2008-May-27 00:21
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    each time googles bot takes an index (copy) of your web site page thats what it sees.


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