301 preserves equity
A 301 (permanent) redirect passes most ranking signals from the old URL to the new one. Use it whenever a URL changes for good.
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Paste old → new URL pairs and get ready-to-use 301 redirect rules for .htaccess (Apache) or Nginx. Preserve rankings when URLs change.
A 301 (permanent) redirect passes most ranking signals from the old URL to the new one. Use it whenever a URL changes for good.
Most WordPress hosts run Apache (.htaccess) or Nginx. Pick your server and paste the rules into the right config file.
This tool checks what a bot sees from a public URL. The free Aetos edition runs a real audit from inside WordPress — across your pages and WordPress environment — so it catches signals an outside view cannot see.
Deleting drops its rankings and breaks inbound links (404s). A 301 to the closest new page keeps the equity and the visitor.
Yes — a redirect plugin (or your SEO plugin's redirect manager) works too. These rules are for server-level setups or bulk migrations.