Captainleo
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How can I fix these Pages with redirect issues on my website?
I don't want my previous URLs which be redirected to new web pages.
I don't want my previous URLs which be redirected to new web pages.
Pages with Redirect
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dandan594594
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- Jan 31, 2013
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Use a redirection plugin, or htaccess to 301 old URL's to new ones.
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If you don't want old URLs to point to new pages, update the links on your site to directly connect to the new pages and make sure the old URLs show a "Page Not Found" message.
- Apr 9, 2021
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To fix pages with redirect issues on your website and avoid redirection to new web pages
Identify unnecessary redirects and remove them
Modify your website sitemap to reflect the correct URLs
Ensure the canonical tags on your pages are set correctly to avoid confusion
Regularly check Google Search Console for crawl errors and follow Google's recommendations
After making changes, test the affected pages to ensure they load correctly without unnecessary redirects
Roger Marquez
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- Apr 17, 2017
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I am guessing you´re referring to the Not-Indexed status inside GSC?
If that´s the case, not every status in there is an actual issue.
So, we would need to evaluate every redirect to determine whether or not it should be there.
If this is the "issue" that is bothering you, there are no redirect loops, and those URLs have a 301 redirect...There´s nothing to worry about. Those redirects will eventually fade over time.
@TitanTopRank pretty much nailed here:
Besides these, there´s very little you can do.
Just because a URL has a 301 redirect, it doesn´t mean that´s a bad thing.
- Nov 23, 2020
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Sort those redirects pronto. Go into your server config, check for lingering rules redirecting old URLs.
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Certainly! If a URL has a 301 redirect, it's not inherently a bad thing. In fact, 301 redirects are commonly used for legitimate reasons like site migrations or content reorganization. They help preserve SEO value by redirecting traffic and search engine rankings to the new URL.
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Identify the pages with redirect issues, determine the type of redirect (301 or 302), remove the redirect if necessary, update the sitemap, and monitor the pages
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To resolve redirect issues,
update your site's .htaccess or server settings to eliminate previous redirects,
ensuring old URLs point directly to their intended new pages without redirection.
Adjust internal links to match the new URLs for a seamless user experience.
update your site's .htaccess or server settings to eliminate previous redirects,
ensuring old URLs point directly to their intended new pages without redirection.
Adjust internal links to match the new URLs for a seamless user experience.