301 Redirects vs. Noindex vs. Rel=Canonical | What’s the Difference and Which is Better for Search Results?

Three common ways of dealing with content that you don’t want Google to see. But what are the differences here, and when should you use them?

1. 301 – Hey, Search Engines: My page is no longer here, and has permanently moved to a new page. Please remove it from your index and pass credit to the new page.

2. De-indexing pages allows people to see the content, but keeps them from showing up in Google search results.

3. Canonical – Hey, (most) Search Engines: I have multiple versions of this page (or content), please only index this version. I’ll keep the others available for people to see, but don’t include them in your index and please pass credit to my preferred page.

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Redirects can be tricky to set up when you’re changing your URL structure or domain name, as any incorrect configuration can potentially harm your search rankings and traffic. https://rankmath.com/blog/bulk-301-redirects-wordpress/

So in this video tutorial, we’ll discuss what is 301 & 302 redirection and walk you through configuring redirections to avoid losing search traffic.

Chapters (Timestamps):
00:00 – Introduction
00:40 – What is Redirection?
01:39 – What is 301, 302 & 307 Redirection?
03:10 – Redirecting Single Posts
04:54 – Single Redirect Example
05:50 – Changing Site Structure
05:59 – Bulk Redirection
06:44 – CSV Redirection
08:04 – Regex Redirection
09:16 – Regex Redirect Example
13:02 – Debug Redirections
14:23 – Redirection Categories
15:37 – Redirects for Change in Domain Name
16:10 – Creating 301 Redirections with .htaccess
19:39 – Creating 301 Redirections in Nginx
20:56 – Managing Cloaked Affiliate Links
25:39 – Outro

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► Domain Redirection: https://rankmath.com/kb/edit-htaccess/#domain-redirection
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► Diagnose & Troubleshoot Redirections: https://rankmath.com/kb/solving-redirection-issues-using-rank-math-seo/
► Import Existing Redirects: https://rankmath.com/kb/import-redirects/
► How to Use Regex Redirection: https://rankmath.com/kb/how-to-use-regex-redirects/
► Types of Redirects: https://rankmath.com/kb/redirect-types/

We have covered everything we know about redirections and how to use it to your advantage, and we hope it helps. If you have any questions at all, feel free to ask them in the comments section. We will do our best to help you out!

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Do you want to change your URL or domain name? Before you do make sure you know what a 301 redirect and a 302 redirect is.

A 301 redirect tells Google you changed URLs or domain names. By using a 301 redirect you are telling Google that you permanently moved. In other words, the URL won’t go back to the old one and now the new one should take the place within the Google search results.

A 302 redirect, on the other hand, is a temporary move. For example, if you are temporarily changing the URL, you would use a 302 redirect. This tells Google that you have temporarily change your URL or domain name and you maybe going back to the old one.

In general, you should try to use 301 redirects instead of 302s, as 302 redirects do not guarantee that your search engine rankings will transfer over to the new URL or domain name.

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