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Submitting a 301 Redirect to Google
Ideally at the same time when you have the .htaccess file with the 301 redirects in place:
You want to have to correct / desired / new URL in your sitemap and in the Google Search Console.
The old ...
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SEO friendly URL for items which belongs to multiple categories
I would strongly advise you not to duplicate your content since a) this can be considered bad UX and b) would most likely be punished by search engines. (Just try a search on "duplicate content&...
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Is there a term for URL 'autocorrect' redirection?
This appears to be built-in functionality of WordPress (specifically the redirect_canonical() function). If a user tries to navigate to an nonexistant URL, WordPress will check the URL against its ...
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Optimised URL structure for e-commerce product pages
Increasing the number of pages on a site does not create more juice for the site.
If the site does not have the juice, established authority, or expertise, incoming signals from links and Google My ...
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Submitting a 301 Redirect to Google
Use the old ones when asking Google to reindex them. That way, it will see the redirect and make a note.
You don't need to keep the old ones as they will not be accessed.
After a few weeks, you ...
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