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Auditing website redirects involves scanning existing 301 and 302 rules to detect redirect chains, loops, duplicates, and broken destinations. This process ensures clean crawl paths and preserves link equity by applying safe fixes or rollback plans.

Bulk-importing 301 redirects during site migrations uses CSV or sheet files to apply rules at scale. This accelerates large migrations while maintaining governance through automated approval workflows and verification testing.

Yes, redirect management works with both WordPress and Webflow CMS platforms. It uses CMS MCP integrations to automate creating, auditing, and fixing 301 and 302 redirects directly within these environments.

Capturing the pre-change state before fixing broken redirects is necessary to enable safe rollback. If a redirect fix causes unexpected SEO traffic loss or crawl errors, the original configuration can be restored instantly.

Use 302 redirects for temporary page moves and 301 redirects for permanent site restructures. Applying the correct redirect type preserves SEO equity and ensures search engines interpret page status accurately during migrations.