Explanation of redirecting your website links URL redirection

It may happen that you write a title for an article or that you put a title and name for a specific product (if your site is commercial), then you discover that the title is wrong, and you decide to change it. As you know, the title is often the same as what is written in the page’s link. Note that when you write an article and it is shared by visitors on social networking sites or any other sites, it is important that when clicking on these links, the article is accessed, otherwise your site becomes unreliable, due to giving broken links to visitors, and the link remains for a while. Time period in Google search until it is discovered that it is damaged and removed. So what is the solution to this problem that could delay your site’s ranking in Google and may lead to its unreliability? This article explains how to avoid this problem in an easy way by converting 301 in WordPress. What is redirection? Making a 301 conversion with one of the extensions Making the conversion through cPanel What is meant by the redirection process?

The process of redirection means transferring the address of a specific page to another page. The most famous of these transfers is 301, which is one of the famous numbers set by the IANA. This number means that it has been “moved permanently.” Therefore, any page you access and you are transferred to another link, this means that you have been redirected. The common reasons that may lead to a 301 reconversion Transferring your site from one host to another Hosting Moving from one domain to another Domain Transferring the site from a subdomain to a main domain (subdomain such as example.wpar.net or wpar.net/example) Purchasing an SSL certificate and thus switching to https instead of http Converting an old page to a new page Changing the links to some pages on your site Changing the permanent or permalink link from within WordPress Permanently deleting a page Merging two sites into one site What is the difference between redirection? 301 and 307 There is another redirect, which is 307, which indicates that the requested address (page URL) has been changed to another temporary site and will be returned after a while. As an example of one of the reasons for using a 307 redirect when performing maintenance on your website, the links and the site can be moved to a temporary subdomain and then returned after the maintenance is completed. Making a 301 conversion with one of the plugins You can do the conversions manually through the Htaccess file, or if there are a large number of conversions, we advise you to rely on a ready-made plugin. In this case, we advise you to add Redirection or through the free version of Rank Math or the paid version of Yoast.

We will now explain the conversion process through the free Redirection add-on, by going to Add-ons