The Redirection & 404 Error Logs section in Ladder SEO helps you manage redirects efficiently while keeping track of 404 errors on your site. Proper redirection ensures a smooth user experience and maintains SEO rankings by preventing broken links.

🔁 Redirection #

Easily create and manage redirections through a popup form. Once added, all configured redirects are displayed in a table format, allowing you to review and manage them efficiently.

📌 Redirection Form Fields #

• Source URL – The original URL that users and search engines try to access.
• Target URL – The destination URL where the request should be redirected.
• Redirection Type – Select the type of redirect:
  • 301 (Moved Permanently) – Ideal for permanently moved content, preserving SEO value.
  • 302 (Found/Temporary Redirect) – Used when content is temporarily moved.
  • 307 (Temporary Redirect – Modern Alternative to 302) – Ensures the same HTTP method is used during redirection.
  • 410 (Gone) – Indicates the page has been permanently removed.

Once a redirection is added, it will be automatically applied to prevent 404 errors and guide visitors to the correct pages.

🚨 404 Error Logs #

The 404 Error Logs tab keeps track of all not found (404) errors encountered on your website. These errors occur when users or search engines try to access a missing or deleted page.

🔍 Why is 404 Logging Important? #

• Helps you identify broken or missing links.
• Allows you to quickly set up redirects to fix errors.
• Prevents loss of traffic and SEO ranking drops due to inaccessible pages.

With Ladder SEO, you can monitor and manage your site’s errors effortlessly, ensuring your visitors always find what they’re looking for! 🚀