Websites change structure, delete pages and often move from one domain to another. Handling redirects correctly is crucial in order to avoid losing rankings and help search engines understand the changes you have done. Redirects have a status code starting with number three (i.e., 3XX). There are 100 different possible status codes but only a few […]
The world wide web is exactly that—a web of connections between people, companies, information and technology. Our customer One WiFi has built its business on leveraging that connectivity. The company, which manages the free WiFi that organizations provide to customers in places like lobbies and restaurants, needed a simple solution to help them redirect their
Enlarge / Artist’s impression of a malicious hacker coding up a BlueKeep-based exploit. Attackers have bombarded the Internet with more than 1 billion malicious ads in less than two months. The attackers targeted iOS and macOS users with what were zero-day vulnerabilities in Chrome and Safari browsers that were recently patched, researchers said on Monday.
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At first glance a catchall redirect page seems like a good solution. Instead of fixing thousands or tens of thousands of redirect errors, set up a simple catchall rule and send all users (and bots) to a single page. But it’s a bad idea. The post SEO: Catchall Redirects Are a Bad Practice appeared first on
At its I/O developer conference in May, Google announced that its web crawler, Googlebot, will be “evergreen,” meaning that it will always be up-to-date with the latest version of Chromium. This update enables Googlebot to crawl most modern websites and access features that modern browsers can access, such as those based on JavaScript. Although this
301 vs. 302 Redirects & SEO: The What, Why & How Search Engine Journal Confused about whether to use a 301 redirect or a 302 redirect? You’re not alone. Learn everything you need to know about both types of redirects. Source link
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In recent years, the nature of SEO has become more and more data-driven, paving the way for innovative trends such as AI or natural language processing. This has also created opportunities for smart marketers, keen to use everyday tools such as Google Sheets or Excel to automate time-consuming tasks such as redirect mapping. Thanks to
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Posted by KameronJenkins Correctly redirecting your URLs is one of the most important things you can do to make a site migration go smoothly, but there are clear processes to follow if you want to get it right. In this week’s Whiteboard Friday, Kameron Jenkins breaks down the rules of redirection for site migrations to
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We’ve covered the topic of how long Google wants you to keep 301 redirects in place here numerous times. John Mueller was asked the question again and this time he said on Twitter “After a few years the old URLs are often no longer accessed & you can drop those redirects.” This is similar to
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On a webmaster video hangout yesterday, Google trends analyst John Mueller strongly recommended that people migrating from HTTP to HTTPS do so with 301 redirects on a per-URL basis. He said you should not use other types of redirects, such as 303s or others; you should stick with 301 redirects for these migrations. Back in August
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