Redirects
If you want to keep your website healthy, you have to create redirects on a regular basis. For instance, if you delete a post or page, or move content to a new URL, creating a redirect is something you should never forget.
Find out all about redirects in our posts and choose the best solution for your website.
What is a redirect? »
Have you ever wondered: "What is a redirect?" Well, redirects make a browser go from one URL to another URL. Read on to find out more!
What does the redirect manager in Yoast SEO do? »
The redirect manager in the Yoast SEO Premium plugin is the ultimate tool to make, edit and improve redirects for edited or deleted URLs.
Must read articles about Redirects
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A 404 error page is an essential part of any website. Find out what you should and shouldn't do on your 404 page in this post!
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Here are the answers to a couple of burning questions regarding redirects for SEO. Read 'em while they're hot!
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301 redirecting all your 404 pages to your homepage is like cleaning up your room by throwing everything into a drawer. Let us explain a better solution!
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Avoid 404 errors and dead-ends on your site. Automatically create and manage redirects when you move or delete content.
Recent Redirects articles
Wondering how to use a 301 when redirecting in WordPress? It's dead easy! We'll show you how in this post.
Here are the answers to a couple of burning questions regarding redirects for SEO. Read 'em while they're hot!
How to reuse or get rid of your old content? This post helps you clean up your site and leverage the leftover value of that content!
