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User Access Protection

Secure your redirects against unauthorized access.

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SSL Management

Ensure secure connections across all redirects.

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Data Protection

Keep your redirect data secure and compliant.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a URL redirect?

A URL redirect, also known as URL forwarding, is a technique used to send users from one URL to another automatically. It’s commonly used for website migrations, marketing campaigns, and fixing broken links.

You can redirect a URL by configuring your server, using a redirection service like RedirHub, or adding redirect rules through your website’s CMS or hosting provider.

A URL redirection service simplifies the process of managing and tracking redirects, allowing you to create custom short links, analyze traffic, and optimize user flows effortlessly.

Examples include:

  • Redirecting oldwebsite.com to newwebsite.com.
  • Redirecting example.com/page to example.com/new-page.
  • Shortened links like bit.ly/redirect redirecting to a full URL.

Using a dedicated tool like RedirHub ensures that redirects are efficient, properly tracked, and easily managed without technical complexity.

You can create a custom redirect URL through RedirHub by setting up a branded domain, choosing a short path, and linking it to your destination URL.

HTTPS ensures secure data transmission between your users and the destination server, enhancing trust and protecting against data interception.

Redirects are crucial for maintaining SEO rankings, preserving link equity, ensuring a seamless user experience, and avoiding broken links.

A URL redirect refers to sending users from one address to another, while HTTP redirects specify how servers should handle redirection using response codes (e.g., 301, 302).

Modern websites often use naked domains (e.g., example.com) for simplicity and better branding, though www is still valid and can be redirected accordingly.

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) specifies the address of a resource on the internet, while a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) is a broader term that includes URLs and URNs (names).

Yes, improper redirects can harm SEO. Use 301 redirects for permanent changes and 302 for temporary ones to ensure search engines index your content correctly.

Tools like RedirHub provide advanced management capabilities, including bulk redirect handling, analytics, and automation for high-volume projects.