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Asked: 2026-05-28T03:40:31+00:00

I am renewing my web page and changing the site structure. It was in

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I am renewing my web page and changing the site structure. It was in Asp and now it will be in Asp.Net

So page URLs will be modified. And some pages will be removed, some will be added. But mostly, the content and page names are same, only URLs will change.

The site has SEO work in it and we want to loose it minimum.Site is registered in Analytics and Webmaster Tools.

Google searches will end up blank pages and I don’t want to loose my rank.

So I’m looking for a way to inform Google about new page URLs. Domain is same, only URLs. For example: the home page was /default.asp and now /home.aspx

Is there a way to tell Google that a particular URL address or page name has changed?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You need to implement some form of 301 (301 is key) redirects. This way when google or any other search hits the old page, the index is refreshed with the new page. Asp.net allows you to do these redirects even at the IIS level, and where I’d suggest that they live. You’ll also want to submit an up to date site map on webmaster tools.

    Edit: Here’s a good link on the redirects, http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference/system.webServer/httpRedirect

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