Redirect

A redirect is a method used to automatically send visitors from one web address to another.
Redirects are often implemented when a page has been moved, renamed, or replaced — ensuring users always reach the correct content.

301 and 302 Redirects

1. 301 Redirect – A permanent redirect indicating that a web page has been permanently moved to a new URL. This type helps maintain search engine rankings by transferring the SEO value from the old URL to the new one.
2. 302 Redirect – A temporary redirect used when a web page has been moved to a new URL temporarily. It signals to search engines that the move is not permanent, keeping the SEO value tied to the original URL.

Creating a Redirect

1. In the website dashboard, navigate to Advanced and select Redirects.
2. Click Add Redirect.
3. Choose the redirect type — either 301 or 302.
4. Enter the source domain and the destination URL.
5. Click Add