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301 Permanent Redirects
Hi, Tawny is right. If you want to pass on any existing authority to a new domain/url, then you want to be using 301 redirects to do it. Either doing them en masse (e.g. all http: to https:) or individually if required, and you should get somewhere around 90% of the original SEO benefit (which is better than nothing). Plus it also avoids users trying to visit via previous links ending up on a 404 page, which is pretty bad for the user experience.
Link Explorer | | badgergravling0 -
Redirect Chain Issue?
Sometimes the http to https redirect can't be avoided. It depends on where you host your website. Check your code and make sure every reference to /contact/ ends with a trailing slash. That should do the job.
Link Explorer | | DonnaDuncan0