Do not lose visitors to your site, but rely on transferring WordPress blog links to the new domain. Often times, the site manager resorts for some reason to moving from one domain to another, and this is often the result of a ban in search engines or his desire to adopt a new name for the site.
Today our topic is about how to transfer links to posts in WordPress to the new domain without losing any visitors. The matter is very easy and its implementation does not require a lot of experience in the field of technical development for the WordPress platform. The old methods of conversion relied solely on entering the control panel and placing a link to the new site, which in turn would divert visitors to the new site’s home page. This method gives the site a very high bounce rate, in addition to confusing the visitor’s mind, as when the visitor enters a specific search result and encounters a different result, he will take the initiative to exit and perhaps not return to any result that belonged to the site.
Hence, today we will talk briefly about the best way to transfer links from the old domain to the new domain without losing visitors coming from the old links. You must have seen the .htaccess file before. All we will do today is add a small code inside this file to perform the following process: http://oldsite.com/10/1/27/a-blog-post The transfer from the old site to the new site will occur automatically while preserving the form and location of the link http://newsite.com/10/1/27/a-blog-post In light of the work on moving the site, we must put the following code in the .htaccess file.
On Old Site # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^oldsite.com$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://newsite.com/$1 RewriteRule ^index.php$ - RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php # END WordPress, taking into account changing the links shown oldsite - newsite - newsite This was, in short, the subject of converting WordPress blog links to any site you want while preserving their working form, which will support your site and the strength of your site in search engines. With you was Majed Atwi, SEO site manager in Arabic #Redirect301 #WordPress Modifications #WordPress
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