A Summary of 301 Redirect Knowledge
Online marketing information can change quickly This article is 15 years and 174 days old, and the facts and opinions contained in it may be out of date.
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Online marketing information can change quickly This article is 15 years and 174 days old, and the facts and opinions contained in it may be out of date.
Redirects, Url-rewriting, changing and moving sites, and purchasing new sites are all hot topics in the world of SEO. These are things that you don’t want to make too many mistakes on, so you have better know them well even if you can’t necessarily do them yourself. A mistake in this area can wipe out months or even years of hard work very quickly. They can also make a huge difference if understood and applied correctly. I am constantly asked questions about redirects, and constantly trying to improve my own understanding of the subject. For these reasons I have put together what I found to be the best information for a “Redirect Knowledgebase”.
There’s a lot more out there than this, but I’m sure if you’re lookin’ for redirect info, you can dig the web a bit.
Try out the URL rewriting tools along with all that tasty 301 deliciousness.
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