Want to forward an old page to a new one? That’s what a redirect does — and it’s super helpful for SEO and user experience.

A 301 redirect is permanent. It tells browsers and search engines that the old URL is gone for good and sends them to the new one. A 302 redirect is temporary.

You can set up redirects via your CMS, a plugin, or by editing your .htaccess file if you're using Apache. Be careful with the syntax to avoid breaking your site.

Too many redirects can slow your site or confuse search engines, so use them wisely. And always test your changes afterward.

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