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We have done a reverse proxy to forward blog.example.com to example.com/blog. As I think it gives great help in getting the “link juice” to the root domain. However, I am concerned about any possi...
#4: Post edited
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Alexei
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2023-02-21T07:19:04Z (over 1 year ago)
added relevant tag
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Alexei
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2023-02-20T08:23:22Z (over 1 year ago)
title is a question
Does redirecting blog from sub domain to root domain hurts SEO of old blogs.
- Does redirecting blog from sub domain to root domain hurts SEO of old blogs?
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Alexei
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2023-02-20T08:22:41Z (over 1 year ago)
used example.com instead of the actual blog
We have done a reverse proxy to forward blog.casefox.com to [casefox.com/blog/](https://www.casefox.com/blog/). As I think it gives great help in getting the “link juice” to the root domain. However, I am concerned about any possibility of harm to the existing SEO value of the blog. Is there any way to not lose the traffic of the old blogs and reverse proxy doesn’t hurt website traffic/juice?
- We have done a reverse proxy to forward blog.example.com to [example.com/blog](https://example.com/blog/). As I think it gives great help in getting the “link juice” to the root domain.
- However, I am concerned about any possibility of harm to the existing SEO value of the blog. Is there any way to not lose the traffic of the old blogs and reverse proxy doesn’t hurt website traffic/juice?
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ThomasM
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2023-02-20T06:44:25Z (over 1 year ago)
Does redirecting blog from sub domain to root domain hurts SEO of old blogs.
We have done a reverse proxy to forward blog.casefox.com to [casefox.com/blog/](https://www.casefox.com/blog/). As I think it gives great help in getting the “link juice” to the root domain. However, I am concerned about any possibility of harm to the existing SEO value of the blog. Is there any way to not lose the traffic of the old blogs and reverse proxy doesn’t hurt website traffic/juice?