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Let us say I have landing page a.example and b.example (similar content & brand but different topic), these 2 are running and ranked on SERP, got traffic, but b.example is better than a.example in SERP with specific competitive keywords (it can be on page 2-3).

The question is, when I do an HTTP 301 redirect from b.example to a.example, will a.example replace the b.example in SERP and get better ranking? (maybe jump to page 1), or something else?

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    Can you please update your question to provide some additional context? What exactly are you looking to accomplish? Do you own both domains?
    – Mike Ciffone
    Commented Aug 21, 2021 at 16:59
  • Are you moving the content from b.example to a.example and setting up a series of redirects, or are you deleting the content? This is important to know to give a good answer to this question.
    – Maximillian Laumeister ♦
    Commented Sep 25, 2021 at 3:57

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The page you redirect to should eventually replace the redirected site in the search results.

This is not guaranteed, nor are any specific rankings to move higher or lower. But it is the likely outcome.

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