you have two types of redirect you need to care about as an SEO

a 301 redirect, this is a temp redirect.. you use these when you need to take down a page for a few days/weeks/months but in the end you plan to bring the page back, with a 301 a search engine wont forget or pass PR to the new link as its a temp redirect

a 302 redirect is when you have delted the page, you dont want anyone gonig there and want it droped from a search engine index... also the PR value is transfered over to the new page with a 302 redirect.


hope that helps

Originally Posted by seopaul

you have two types of redirect you need to care about as an SEO

a 301 redirect, this is a temp redirect.. you use these when you need to take down a page for a few days/weeks/months but in the end you plan to bring the page back, with a 301 a search engine wont forget or pass PR to the new link as its a temp redirect

a 302 redirect is when you have delted the page, you dont want anyone gonig there and want it droped from a search engine index... also the PR value is transfered over to the new page with a 302 redirect.


hope that helps

I think there is something mixed here.
302 means temporary, while
301 means the permanent redirection.
Thanks

Originally Posted by seopaul

you have two types of redirect you need to care about as an SEO

a 301 redirect, this is a temp redirect.. you use these when you need to take down a page for a few days/weeks/months but in the end you plan to bring the page back, with a 301 a search engine wont forget or pass PR to the new link as its a temp redirect

a 302 redirect is when you have delted the page, you dont want anyone gonig there and want it droped from a search engine index... also the PR value is transfered over to the new page with a 302 redirect.


hope that helps

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