Setting Up Redirections in the Content Area

Managing redirections is crucial for maintaining a seamless user experience and preserving your SEO value when content is moved or deleted. Here’s how to set up redirections within the content editing area.

1. Enable Redirection

• Enable the Redirection Option: Start by checking the option to enable redirection. This will allow you to set up a redirection for the specific content you’re editing.

2. Select Login Status

• Choose Login Status: You can specify who can access the redirected content by selecting the appropriate login status. Options typically include:
  • All: Accessible to all users.
  • Logged In Users Only: Only those who are logged in can access the original content.

3. Choose Redirection Type

• Select Redirection Type: The most common option is:
  • 301 Moved Permanently: This indicates that the original content has been permanently moved to a new URL. It’s important for SEO as it passes most of the original page’s link equity to the new URL.

4. URL Redirection

• Enter New URL: In the designated field, input the new URL where users should be redirected. Make sure to use the absolute URL format (e.g., https://www.example.com/new-page/).

5. Keywords for Auto-Completion

• Keyword Entry: To assist in finding the appropriate content to redirect, enter relevant keywords. This feature can help auto-complete the field, making it easier to select the correct original content for redirection.

Conclusion

Setting up redirections in the content editing area is a straightforward process that helps maintain user experience and SEO integrity. By following these steps, you can ensure that your audience is directed to the correct content while preserving the value of your original pages.