301 and 302 Redirects (e.g. SEO Optimization)
Posted by Joe Rebis (Import) on 17 September 2006 12:36 AM
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Here are the steps for making a 301 or 302 redirect users from one resource to another on your website. It is often used for Search Engine Optimization Reasons. You do this by creating an .HTACCESS file in the root of your website. At EPhost we support the use of .HTACCESS on both Windows and Linux hosting plans. On Windows, you may also use the native Web.config file for 301 and 302 redirects using Microsoft's IIS syntax. Please note, the shorthand version of 301 redirect rules (redirect 301 old.html new.html) will NOT work and you will need to use the more detailed long form below. WARNING: It is COMPLETELY possible to accidentally block all visitors to your website or get banned from a search engine. Again, we do not suggest using this tag without having conducted ample research. If you are unable to follow the directions below, it is likely you do not have the expertise to implement this tag. Here are the steps (Windows and Linux Plans):
Here are samples of the two most likely rules you will need:
Best of luck with your SEO endeavors.
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