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We have two different domains, one for the UK and the other for the US, they have the exact same products, categories and information. (the information is almost the same in 400 products)

We know that Google could recognize that as duplicate content, but will that actually hurt our rankings in both sites?

Is it better if we create two completely different versions of the content on those pages?

Thanks for your help guys. What we are probably going to do is build the new site and start doing good SEO, and since we don't want to pass the link juice from the old site, I think we will just do a 302 redirect so that we don't loose any customers. Thanks again

The website we want to move, let's say www.olddomain.com has a low quality back links profile, in fact it received a manual notification from google of unnatural links detected; but the home page has a PR 3. We want to move it to a different domain let's say www.newdomain.com. We would like to know if it's better to do a 301 redirect to the new domain, in order to transfer the link juice or if it would be better to do a 302, taking into account that this redirect won't pass any link juice, so it would be like start from scratch with this new domain.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks for your help Thomas and Francisco,

Just to clarify, we are not trying to change our e-commerce platform, we just want an extension for a blog within Magento.

I think we will try with the wordpress extension you shared in the first link.

Thanks again for the information!

Hello,

We have developed our e-commerce site in Magento and we are launching our own blog.

Currently we are using an aheadWorks blog extension, but I was wondering if it is better for SEO to use a Wordpress extension.

What do you think?

Thank you!!

Thanks for your help Thomas and Francisco,

Just to clarify, we are not trying to change our e-commerce platform, we just want an extension for a blog within Magento.

I think we will try with the wordpress extension you shared in the first link.

Thanks again for the information!