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HTTP redirects tell browsers and search engines that a URL has moved to a new location. Using the right redirect type is crucial for SEO and user experience.
When redirects create a circular path (A → B → A). Browsers will stop after ~20 redirects and show an error. Always test redirects after implementation.
Multiple redirects in sequence (A → B → C → D). Each hop adds latency and can dilute SEO value. Aim for direct redirects to the final destination.
Redirecting from HTTPS to HTTP is a security issue. Always redirect to HTTPS URLs to maintain secure connections.
Using 302 when you mean 301 can hurt SEO. Search engines may not transfer ranking signals if they think the redirect is temporary.
Redirects affect how search engines understand and rank your pages:
| Redirect Type | SEO Value Passed | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | ~90-99% | Permanent URL changes |
| 302 | Varies | Temporary changes, A/B tests |
| 307 | Varies | Temporary, preserve method |
| 308 | ~90-99% | Permanent, preserve method |
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