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Will Changing Page To a Post in Wordpress affect ranking?
tonyguitar
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16 Oct 10 3:55 am

Will Changing Page To a Post in Wordpress affect ranking?

I want to change some of the pages into post on my site build with wordpress. I'm not sure will this affect the rankings of these pages. Anyone know?
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jmpruitt
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16 Oct 10 4:53 am

 it shouldn't as long as you don't change the permalinks for your pages. the only thing that may change it is if you use categories for your posts, and have category names included in your permalinks, that will change them. for that, you will have to set up a 301 redirect to the new url so that you don't lose any links that you have built.
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tonyguitar
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16 Oct 10 6:03 am

 Thank James
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17 Oct 10 8:24 am

 I would just like to add that the option to change pages to posts will only appear the first time you activate Affilotheme 3. If you want to convert them later on, you have to install a plugin called p2p.
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20 Oct 10 1:12 am

 @Waldemar:

Are you referring to the Silo option for displaying the articles in the sidebar of the AffiloTheme v.3.0? This option works the same way as the silo option of the previous versions of the theme (AffiloBlueprint Theme).


There is no need for you to setup a 301 redirect once you upgrade the theme to AffiloTheme 3.0. You just have to make sure that the permalink structure is set to /%postname%/.

For example, before converting to posts, your page URL goes in this format:

*http://www.domain.com/your-page-permalink

After converting to post, the URL might become like this:

*http://www.domain.com/category/your-page-permalink

This happens if the permalink is set to /%category%/%postname%/. To fix this, just change the permalink to /%postname% so that the old URL will be restored back to this format:

*http://www.domain.com/your-page-permalink
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