I run a community website. I plan to distinguish between guests (wich also contains search engines) and logged-in users for the domain root, because logged-in uses should see an overview of new content, while guests should be pressed to register. They should see an overview of the site's features, a login form and a lot of "Register now" links.
I'd like to do this with a redirect for logged-in users to /home
when they visit the domain root.
Guests can also visit /home
form the domain root and the rest of the site of course.
So, we have:
www.domain.tld/
-> kind of a landing page / just accessible for guests / logged-in users get redirected to/home
/ there's also a link to/home
.www.domain.tld/home
-> Overview of site's (new) content. This is where logged-in users start their session.
May this be bad for SEO? Should I use a 302 redirect?