A Guide to SEO Redirects (301 vs. 302)
Pick the right redirect to keep your SEO healthy. Learn how 301s and 302s work and which one you should choose so that Google sees your pages the way you...
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After 9 years, that’s still my full-time gig: slicing through the tangled knots of the web. At first, I wasn’t even in the search game. I spent my days coding websites page by page, and I quickly noticed that little, everyday tech choices could turn into gigantic hurdles no one could see—until the traffic dropped. I developed a passion for the space where lines of code meet compelling content, and that passion paved my way to technical SEO.
I’ll always remember that one huge e-commerce client whose organic traffic just stopped moving, even though they spent a fortune on content. While other teams chased trending keywords, I went underneath the hood. Their site had a faceted navigation that ran on code to spit out tens of thousands of nearly identical, skinny pages. I wrote a playbook to use canonical tags and clean up the URL parameters. We turned the digital static into a clear signal. Three months later, their main category rankings shot up by over 200%. The lesson clicked: real growth is hiding behind the parts no one wants to fix.
All that practical know-how is anchored by solid theory and real-world work. My Bachelor of Science in Information Technology taught me how servers, databases, and networks talk to each other. I keep ahead of the curve by level-hopping with extra training and I’ve bagged two main titles: Certified Technical SEO Professional (CTSP) and Advanced Web Content Strategist (AWCS). I specialize in deep log file dissection, light-years of crawl budget tuning, knotty canonical and hreflang plans, Python scripts that kill tedious SEO chores, and schema markup that makes content crystal clear.
I’ve always felt that information becomes truly valuable when we pass it around. That’s why I regularly share tips and deep dives in high-profile industry magazines like Search Engine Journal and the Ahrefs’ Blog. Talking shop with fellow experts keeps the energy high, so I also share my findings and the nitty-gritty of tricky SEO projects on the big stages, including events such as BrightonSEO and Web Summit. These gatherings spark conversations that keep our whole field growing and make sure we’re all playing by the latest, proven playbook.
I’m on a quest to take the tangled tech stuff of the internet and make it clear enough to grab a cup of coffee with. Every time I see a headline full of scary terms like “canonical tags” or “core web vitals,” I want to flip it on its head. My tools aren’t fancy acronyms but step-by-step stories that land on “here’s how you do it.” I preach solutions that don’t burn calories on entertain-the-algorithm gimmicks but instead score consistent trust from real readers and their intelligent engines. When you leave one of my guides, you’ll not only see the road you’re on but feel its pavement of code, policy, and user psychology, ready to hit “work today.” My joy is handing you the blueprint so that the fortress you’re building online is rock-solid, evergreen, and utterly yours.
Pick the right redirect to keep your SEO healthy. Learn how 301s and 302s work and which one you should choose so that Google sees your pages the way you...
Read more