Glossary

301 Redirect

301 Redirects - Permanent Redirect A 301 redirect indicates that the page has moved permanently and directs the visitor to the new intended page. A 301 redirection is when a website changes its URL while still keeping their existing authority with Google. This happens automatically and won’t be noticed by the visitor.
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Ad Retargeting and Remarketing

A 301 redirect is an instruction that tells a browser: “The requested page is no longer available at the URL you have, you’ll find it at this new address”. The browser is then automatically redirected to this new URL and the desired, relocated content is displayed. This happens so quickly users rarely notice a page has been redirected.
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Alt Attributes, Alt Text & Alt Tags

A 301 redirect is an instruction that tells a browser: “The requested page is no longer available at the URL you have, you’ll find it at this new address”. The browser is then automatically redirected to this new URL and the desired, relocated content is displayed. This happens so quickly users rarely notice a page has been redirected.
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Anchor Text

A 301 redirect is an instruction that tells a browser: “The requested page is no longer available at the URL you have, you’ll find it at this new address”. The browser is then automatically redirected to this new URL and the desired, relocated content is displayed. This happens so quickly users rarely notice a page has been redirected.
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A 301 redirect is an instruction that tells a browser: “The requested page is no longer available at the URL you have, you’ll find it at this new address”. The browser is then automatically redirected to this new URL and the desired, relocated content is displayed. This happens so quickly users rarely notice a page has been redirected.
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Glossary Post

A 301 redirect is an instruction that tells a browser: “The requested page is no longer available at the URL you have, you’ll find it at this new address”. The browser is then automatically redirected to this new URL and the desired, relocated content is displayed. This happens so quickly users rarely notice a page has been redirected.
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Campbell Wilson (relación)

All sounding a bit too technical?