Redirects
A redirect automatically sends visitors from one web address to another. They're commonly used when a page has been moved, renamed, or replaced — so users always end up on the correct content.
301 vs 302 redirects
| Type | Purpose | SEO behaviour |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | Permanent redirect — the page has moved for good. | Transfers SEO value from the old URL to the new one. |
| 302 | Temporary redirect — the move is not permanent. | Keeps SEO value tied to the original URL. |
Create a redirect
- In your website dashboard, go to Advanced → Redirects.
- Click Add Redirect.
- Choose the redirect type (301 or 302).
- Enter the source domain and the destination URL.
- Click Add.
