301 vs 302 Redirects: Which to Use and How Google Treats Them
What 301, 302, 303, 307 and 308 redirects mean, how Google treats each one, why permanent redirects get cached, and how to pick the right code every time.
Trace every redirect hop and inspect status codes, caching, indexing and security headers.
Follows the full redirect chain hop by hop with status codes and timings, checks the HTTP→HTTPS and host moves, compares the final URL with the canonical, and reviews X-Robots-Tag, caching, compression and security headers such as HSTS and Content-Security-Policy.
The URL you enter plus its http:// and www / non-www variants.
Pages are fetched politely by BacklnkBot, robots.txt is respected, and only public websites can be audited. Every finding shows the evidence it is based on and when it was measured.
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What 301, 302, 303, 307 and 308 redirects mean, how Google treats each one, why permanent redirects get cached, and how to pick the right code every time.
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