Comments on: Redirects: Permanent 301 vs. Temporary 302 http://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/ Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:06:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 301 vs 302 Redirects in SharePoint « SPMatthttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-31900 301 vs 302 Redirects in SharePoint « SPMatt Wed, 18 Jan 2012 14:51:23 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-31900 [...] of some existing resources that explain the details better than I could myself. The article Redirects: Permanent 301 vs. Temporary 302 does a good job in doing [...] [...] of some existing resources that explain the details better than I could myself. The article Redirects: Permanent 301 vs. Temporary 302 does a good job in doing [...]

]]> By: Ross Dunnhttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-30372 Ross Dunn Mon, 12 Dec 2011 19:47:26 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-30372 Ack, I think I just had an aneurysm trying to grasp your situation Bex ;-)Joking aside, I am afraid I don't have the time at the moment to decipher this (due to Christmas deadlines) but I don't want you to be left without an option. Please email me ross@stepforth.com and I will see what I can do in the next few weeks to get back to you. Either that, or, if you wish a faster answer we could assist you with this and any other questions you may have with some consulting time. Just <a href="http://www.stepforth.com/services/submit-service-request/" rel="nofollow">submit a service request here</a> and we will setup a time to talk. Sorry I can't be of more help right away. Seasons Greetings!! Ack, I think I just had an aneurysm trying to grasp your situation Bex ;-)

Joking aside, I am afraid I don’t have the time at the moment to decipher this (due to Christmas deadlines) but I don’t want you to be left without an option. Please email me ross@stepforth.com and I will see what I can do in the next few weeks to get back to you. Either that, or, if you wish a faster answer we could assist you with this and any other questions you may have with some consulting time. Just submit a service request here and we will setup a time to talk. Sorry I can’t be of more help right away. Seasons Greetings!!

]]> By: mantelhttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-30196 mantel Fri, 09 Dec 2011 07:02:41 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-30196 Awesome, can I repost it on my blog? Awesome, can I repost it on my blog?

]]> By: Bexhttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-29051 Bex Sun, 06 Nov 2011 23:09:07 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-29051 This has really helped with my decision. Only last week I read that, when having to move to a new domain/site, to use 302 for about 6 months, then 301 but, that was very much outdated information and this has helped immensely :). However, there is still one thing I'm debating about my situation, I'll explain and maybe someone could give some insight?I have to move my site from domaina.com to somewhere else. It's a wordpress blog, I also have domainb.com which is, also a wordpress blog and technically covers the same niche but, not quite as specific as domaina. What I want to do, is move everything from domaina to domainb, whereby domaina.com/post1 redirects with a 301 to domainb.com/post2 and the homepage of domaina, redirects to the specific category on domainb so domaina.com goes to domainb.com/cat/catname - again a 301. What im now wondering however is, thats rather ugly for people still wanting to just see domaina's content. Could I, or should I use a 302 redirect and give out a shorter url, eg domainb.com/1 redirects to domainb.com/cat/catname ? The alternative is, to set up a new site/domain name so that I can keep the content somewhat specific/more nichey This has really helped with my decision. Only last week I read that, when having to move to a new domain/site, to use 302 for about 6 months, then 301 but, that was very much outdated information and this has helped immensely :) . However, there is still one thing I’m debating about my situation, I’ll explain and maybe someone could give some insight?

I have to move my site from domaina.com to somewhere else. It’s a wordpress blog, I also have domainb.com which is, also a wordpress blog and technically covers the same niche but, not quite as specific as domaina. What I want to do, is move everything from domaina to domainb, whereby domaina.com/post1 redirects with a 301 to domainb.com/post2 and the homepage of domaina, redirects to the specific category on domainb so domaina.com goes to domainb.com/cat/catname – again a 301. What im now wondering however is, thats rather ugly for people still wanting to just see domaina’s content. Could I, or should I use a 302 redirect and give out a shorter url, eg domainb.com/1 redirects to domainb.com/cat/catname ? The alternative is, to set up a new site/domain name so that I can keep the content somewhat specific/more nichey

]]> By: manfredhttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-28490 manfred Thu, 20 Oct 2011 13:14:56 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-28490 great information. thanks!!!! great information. thanks!!!!

]]> By: Permanent Redirect in ASP.NET 4.0http://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-4461 Permanent Redirect in ASP.NET 4.0 Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:51:01 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-4461 [...] If you are new to Temporary and Permanent Redirect, read Redirects: Permanent 301 vs. Temporary 302 [...] [...] If you are new to Temporary and Permanent Redirect, read Redirects: Permanent 301 vs. Temporary 302 [...]

]]> By: Using A 302 Redirect To Replace 404 Errors Can Kill Your SEO | DevWebProhttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-4319 Using A 302 Redirect To Replace 404 Errors Can Kill Your SEO | DevWebPro Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:33:36 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-4319 [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...] [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...]

]]> By: freelance-kid.com » Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Ideahttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-4055 freelance-kid.com » Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Idea Thu, 22 Jul 2010 05:00:49 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-4055 [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...] [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...]

]]> By: Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Idea - @_cheap_domainshttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-4006 Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Idea - @_cheap_domains Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:48:19 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-4006 [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...] [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...]

]]> By: SiteProNews: Webmaster News & Resources » Blog Archive » Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Ideahttp://www.stepforth.com/blog/2008/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302/comment-page-1/#comment-3980 SiteProNews: Webmaster News & Resources » Blog Archive » Using a 302 Redirect in Place of a 404 Error is a Bad Idea Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:10:19 +0000 http://dev.stepforth.com/blog/redirects-permanent-301-vs-temporary-302.php#comment-3980 [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...] [...] your site is currently treating unavailable pages (404 errors) like temporary redirects (302 redirects) you may not have any problems with the search engines but your site is losing out on some [...]

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