Redirect Loop
A broken redirectSends users (and bots) from one URL to another—used for content moves, updates, and SEO hygiene. where pages bounce endlessly between each other—confuses users and crawlers.
What is Redirect Loop?
Redirects that point back to each other—causes infinite loading and blocks search crawlers.
Dive Deeper
Redirect ChainA series of redirects that slows load time and hurts SEO—best practice is to redirect once, directly., 301 RedirectPermanent move, no looking back—301 tells search engines and users that the content has a new forever home., Technical SEOSearch from the inside out—technical SEO ensures your site structure, speed, and backend are optimized for search engine success., Server Errors, Crawl ErrorsIssues that prevent search engines from accessing your pages—bad for rankings, worse for discoverability.
