Should I 301 redirect this? Would it be bad ?

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Hi, this is a fairly new blog that just started around a month ago. Got around 17 articles.

According to Search console, 31 impressions and 5 clicks lol.

Now, I want to use the domain as an email opt in page using a page builder.

Should I 301 permanent redirect all article link to homepage http://www.domain.com ?

Then should I start using as landing page?

How to proceed so domain health would NOT be affected?
 
Anyone? I am confused on this :(
 
Hi, this is a fairly new blog that just started around a month ago. Got around 17 articles.

According to Search console, 31 impressions and 5 clicks lol.

Now, I want to use the domain as an email opt in page using a page builder.

Should I 301 permanent redirect all article link to homepage www.domain.com ?

Then should I start using as landing page?

How to proceed so domain health would NOT be affected?
I agree with you. 301 redirects are permanent redirects.Being a permanent redirect means that the old URL will not be working or hosting anything anymore.
 
Hi, this is a fairly new blog that just started around a month ago. Got around 17 articles.

According to Search console, 31 impressions and 5 clicks lol.

Now, I want to use the domain as an email opt in page using a page builder.

Should I 301 permanent redirect all article link to homepage www.domain.com ?

Then should I start using as landing page?

How to proceed so domain health would NOT be affected?
Hi ,Yes 301 is Permanent redirection .301 redirects can be an effective way to pass link equity from old to a NewPage. When a web page returns a 301 redirect status code, it tells search engines that the page has permanently moved to a new location, which can help boost its search engine rankings.
It is also important to be cautious with the number of redirects you are using, as too many redirects could get your site penalized.
 
This will retain the link juice but not fully. Full link juice will be retained only if you rebuild old pages with same URLs.

I agree with you. 301 redirects are permanent redirects.Being a permanent redirect means that the old URL will not be working or hosting anything anymore.
If at a later date I decide to rebuild the old pages with the exact same URLs, will it be okay then?

It is also important to be cautious with the number of redirects you are using, as too many redirects could get your site penalized.
I have 17 articles. So redirecting 17 articles is bad?
 
If at a later date I decide to rebuild the old pages with the exact same URLs, will it be okay then?


I have 17 articles. So redirecting 17 articles is bad?

If redirecting is your goal , then you can redirect 17 articles , i dont think its bad idea.
 
This will retain the link juice but not fully. Full link juice will be retained only if you rebuild old pages with same URLs.
Pretty cool that, and can I ask, if I have no pages indexed and I'm restructuring my web pages by URL - will that have any issues?

Asking as out of the box my URLs for articles was domain.com/article-title rather than domain.com/blog/article-title... Still thinking if I should add categories to the URL - would any of this make a difference or am I being a big girl as usual?

Thanks!
 
Pretty cool that, and can I ask, if I have no pages indexed and I'm restructuring my web pages by URL - will that have any issues?

Asking as out of the box my URLs for articles was domain.com/article-title rather than domain.com/blog/article-title... Still thinking if I should add categories to the URL - would any of this make a difference or am I being a big girl as usual?

Thanks!

If I understand your question correctly, when rebuilding the web pages you should keep the same URL structure as it was. Since the backlinks are pointing to that URL
 
Hi everybody I have some question, after I redirect 301 aged domain to my moneysite, do I need to indexing?
or what time for normal process the backlink will juice to my moneysite?
 
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