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Redirect chains occur when there is a series of two or more redirects between the initial URL and destination URL. You can check for redirect chains on up to 100 URLs using this HTTP status code checker. This will then show you where the redirect chains are and you will then be able to fix them.

Have you tried outlining your Google Analytics data with Google's algorithm updates? You might have been affected by a Google update that happened over the past few weeks?

Hi Matt To do this you need to be tracking some sort of conversion or Goal Completion on your forms. The form you are using might have a way to send goals to Google Analytics, but you would have to look into the technicalities. Or you may be able to use a landing page URL as your goal destination (I'm not sure how your form works though). This is a good intro guide to Goals: https://www.monsterinsights.com/how-to-create-a-goal-in-google-analytics-to-track-conversions/ Here is Google's docs on Goals in Analytics: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1012040?hl=en Then once you're tracking Goal Completions on all pages, you can then look in Analytics to see conversion rate by page, and that will tell you which page is converting the best.

I ran the Google Lighthouse report and scored 98 on seo. Other areas seem under 50 points but not by much. How can I share the report with you to see what your opinion is about the Google User experience rating.