Redirect
A method that automatically sends visitors from one URL to another, preserving traffic and SEO value during site changes or restructuring.
A redirect automatically sends visitors from one web address to another, keeping traffic and search rankings intact when a page or domain changes. Redirects are commonly used during website redesigns, content restructuring, or when merging multiple pages into one. The most familiar type is a 301 redirect, which signals that a page has permanently moved. Redirects prevent broken links and maintain SEO value by guiding both users and search engines to the correct location. Setting up proper redirects ensures a smoother browsing experience and protects your site's credibility and ranking.
