redirected page overrides real page in google search
I have 2 sites... a good-one and bad-one. I wrote a program and stuck it
on the good site.
Then I put (just as a javacript test) window.location="good-one" on the
bad-one.
I found out what I needed to know and didn't bother removing the redirect
(who cares?).
But now in google searches instead of my good site coming up... the bad
one shows in the searches and then if you click of course you get
redirected to the good one.
So I put the whole URL of the good site into google search (just to see
what would happen) and the number on spot is the bad one. The good site is
not even in google index anymore. The bad one took over.
Does a redirection page have priority over the actual page?
Is this supposed to happen?
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