Google showing old links of my site even though 301 set

[scottybuzz]

Hi guys, google is still showing links like this:

www.foxyreviews.com/faith-belle.html

even though for about 2 months i have redirected them to the correct place here:

http://www.foxyreviews.com/pornstar/...ith-belle.html

with a 301 redirect.

Obviously they lost rankings and im not sure how to get them back.

I submitted a sitemap with the correct urls.

The only place I know of where google can find them is from other external sites linking in.

Please help me fix, quite unsure!

[scottybuzz]

bump for the buzz

[DarkJedi]

do your own research, asshole

[scottybuzz]

hey dj ive not started no shit with you, keep away

ive done research but hear lots of things.

[femdomdestiny]

So no answer? I am afraid that this shit will soon happen to me since I am moving site to CMS

[rogueteens]

shame, it would have been worse if you had set up link trades then dropped them a while later ... oh wait ...

[scottybuzz]

Originally Posted by rogueteens

shame, it would have been worse if you had set up link trades then dropped them a while later ... oh wait ...

maybe if fuckers hadn't dropped my links i wouldn't have resorted to such measures.

AT least I actually notified webmasters.

[rowan]

I think I'm having a similar problem.

I set the preferred domain to be www.mydomain.com in Google Webmaster tools, and additionally set up a 301 redirect for any fetches from mydomain.com

...yet months later, G's index still has nearly as many mydomain.com URLs as www.mydomain.com URLs. They should have completely disappeared by now. Googlebot hits the "wrong" domain constantly so it definitely sees the 301s.

[rogueteens]

Originally Posted by scottybuzz

maybe if fuckers hadn't dropped my links i wouldn't have resorted to such measures.

AT least I actually notified webmasters.

no you didn't, i have one site i've just noticed that still has a link to foxy reviews. i dropped my others once i noticed that you changed the appearance of your site the last time around but didnt bother putting the any of the trade links back up.

[Klen]

Google is broken totally,i found many thing which should'nt been in index yet they are.For example,i set canonical tag on one site before one year yet all pages which should be deindexed are indexed.

[porno jew]

you fucked something up. how you set up the redirect?

[scottybuzz]

Originally Posted by porno jew

you fucked something up. how you set up the redirect?

What would you say is the best method? My programmer set them up. I will ask him on Monday.

[rowan]

Originally Posted by rowan

I set the preferred domain to be www.mydomain.com in Google Webmaster tools, and additionally set up a 301 redirect for any fetches from mydomain.com

...yet months later, G's index still has nearly as many mydomain.com URLs as www.mydomain.com URLs.

Just checked my logs, they only go back to September, but the 301 was definitely in place at that time. So it's been at least 5 months that they've continued to index something they're not supposed to.

1) I tell Google via GWT to prefer the www domain
2) I tell Googlebot via 301 that everything is on the www domain
3) The content on "both" domains is 100% identical, and they're both on the same single IP

I don't know how I can make it any clearer to them... unless I set up a dynamic robots.txt that blocks googlebot on domain.com, but not www.mydomain.com

[rowan]

Originally Posted by scottybuzz

What would you say is the best method? My programmer set them up. I will ask him on Monday.

I just did a test fetch from your server:

GET /faith-belle.html HTTP/1.0
Host: www.foxyreviews.com

HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:21:00 GMT
Server: Apache
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.17
Location: /pornstar/show/219/faith-belle.html
Content-Length: 0
Content-Type: text/html

Looks good to me. The Content-Length and Content-Type variables are a little odd for a 301 response, but that doesn't change the clear 301 status.

[scottybuzz]

hmm no idea then