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Actually I'm asking about SEO consequences at whole. Let us say that I've choosed to use R301. Would the search engines decide that my domains are duplicated (even if content is less than 4% equal by copyscape.com) or the redirected page flows its juice to counterpart page w/o any penalties from SE? Something else that I have to beware of or must do?

Thanks!

If I have 2 domains with different content that are in same topic, and each one lives on its own IP-address, what could be the result if I do permanent redirect of just one internal page from one domain to counterpart page of another? What if I use rel=canonical instead of R301?

Thank you!

Thank you Saibose!

What to do with old URLs that are already in SERP should I make redirection rules separately? I've found two more articles, that clarifies the SEF-topic:

Explanation of the problem and a tool for generating .htaccess rules

Two solutions - PHP/MySQL based and .htaccess based

Hi mozzers!

I'm fairly new to SEO topic, but I'm learning fast because all of you, so please take my warm thanks first!

The problem: I have a web site based on PHP/MySQL that has no SEF addresses, it's made by unknown CMS, so I cannot use any extensions or modules, I have to write my own SEF extension.

The question: Would you suggest me, please an article or idea, what I need to make my URLs search engine friendly? What's best to use: .htaccess or something else?

This is the aforementioned web site: www.nortrak.bg

Thanks a lot,

Kolio