301 Redirect

For the most part, it is fairly easy to redirect users and/or notify them that a page is been moved. The tough one is letting search engines know. There is a special “error page” called a 301 that is design to let Google, Yahoo! and MSN know that a page or website has been moved permanently. Rather than list out the specifics of how here, here is a very good resource for finding your best fit for a redirect: How to Redirect a Page.

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Published:: 08.16.07 / 12am

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