Test redirects to ensure they work

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Best practices for implementing 302 and 301 redirects
Setting up a redirect on your WordPress site can be complicated. To help you, here are some best practices to follow.


After setting up 301 or 302 redirects, it is best to test each link multiple times.

This is to ensure that 301 and 302 redirects are working properly. If something goes wrong, your site 's user experience and SEO ranking will suffer.

An easy way to check is to visit your site in incognito mode and open the link you redirected. If it opens in the new location, your redirects are working properly.

There are also free tools available on the internet that check crypto users number data redirects for you. You can also use the AIOSEO plugin , which displays your redirect logs in your WordPress dashboard.

View Redirect Logs in AIOSEO
2. Check for broken links in redirects

Next, you also need to set up broken link tracking after adding 301 and 302 redirects to your website.

If you've moved a web page to another location or temporarily sent users to a new page and the redirection doesn't work properly, the result will be a broken link. Users will then see a 404 error page on your website.

Monitoring these broken links after 301 and 302 redirects will help you fix them quickly, provide a better user experience, and avoid any impact on your keyword rankings.

The best way to track broken links is to use the AIOSEO plugin. You can enable the "404 Logs" feature to start monitoring 404 error pages.