changed blog title by one letter

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  raincoaster · Member · Aug 18, 2011 at 8:48 pm

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  The more you blog on your new blog, the faster your old one will disappear from the searches.

  I don’t know why you’d need to change your username, but you can change your display name under Users->Profile.

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  momo1965 · Member · Aug 18, 2011 at 9:12 pm

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  Thank you Jenia,Auxclass and raincoaster.

  I really appreciate your help. I wish I would have known how fortunate I really was because my old blog shows up so much..so despite the poor spelling ..at least it was VISABLE. . I will try and be patient. And not egt aggravated when I see my old blog saying its deleted. There is not anything else I can do. I will continue to write and hope for the best!

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  timethief · Member · Aug 18, 2011 at 9:23 pm

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  @momo1965
  It normally takes 3 to 6 months for Google to clear their caches. Like raincoaster says publishing frequently will be helpful but do note this because others have not.

  Any backlinks those old post URLs, and any authority your blog earned as well as the page rank it had are gone. Those belong to the old URLs and they are not transferred. The new blog is starting from ZERO.

  If you wish and you have a record of all backlinks to the now 404 (page not found) post links, then you can approach the bloggers who linked to them individually by email and request they link to the posts with the same content at the new URLs.