
Google Explains How Redirects Affect Ranking Signals via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google clarifies how server-side redirects influence ranking signals and canonicalization. The post Google Explains How Redirects Affect Ranking Signals appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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- • Google Explains How Redirects Affect Ranking Signals Skip to content 9 AI Workflows For Better Content.
- • Gary explained how the 301 redirect works: Google takes all the ranking signals of the old page and hands them to the new page.
- • Then he explained why the 302 does not transfer ranking signals: Google assumes you are going back eventually, keeps the old URL in the search results, and basically ignores the new URL.
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