If you're moving or renaming your page URLs or the directories those pages reside in, you'll need to do 301 redirects. 301 redirects are like a "change of address" card for the search engines -- they ...

I'm going to tell you the answer, but you're going to think it's stupid (because it is):<BR><BR>HTTP Redirection isn't installed by default when you install IIS 7.<BR><BR>Take a moment to boggle over ...

I'm a PHP guy so I'm spoiled with the ease of creating a .htaccess file and throwing up RewriteRules to clean up, say, bad URLs in Google's index and 301 them to new, clean URLs. What I have is a site ...