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This is now the third time I've run into this situation.
I have a client who changed their website URL. They have many citations already created through a 3rd party who did not give them the username and passwords for the sites. So we cannot simply go back in and edit the existing citation.
Any suggestions on the best way of cleaning up this type of mess?
The website it's pointing to is still live but it's using duplicate content (with a canonical link) from the site we want it to go to. I'm not sure if doing a 301 redirect from the old site would be a way of addressing the problem but that's an option if it is.
Thanks.
I have a client who changed their website URL. They have many citations already created through a 3rd party who did not give them the username and passwords for the sites. So we cannot simply go back in and edit the existing citation.
Any suggestions on the best way of cleaning up this type of mess?
The website it's pointing to is still live but it's using duplicate content (with a canonical link) from the site we want it to go to. I'm not sure if doing a 301 redirect from the old site would be a way of addressing the problem but that's an option if it is.
Thanks.