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Posted By: Sebastian 381 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://sebastians-pamphlets.com)
Category: SEO
13 Comments
13 Comments
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Redirection chains are a curse on any site. I always recommend doing a full "URL audit"; a complete audit of what URLs your site exposes to the search engines and which HTTP Status Code and/or content is returned for each one.
Using Xenu Linksleuth can get you a good overview for a site, and some detail can be filled in by using the Live HTTP headers extension for Mozilla too. You can find some serious design flaws and holes in most systems very quickly.
Excellent piece, thanks for that!
Why can't I sphinn this one twice? Whatever, it'll be front page within two hours of the initial posting, anyway, methinks.
I really hope people take time to read it all and make sure they avoid those dumb mistakes on all of their sites.
The Apache forum over at WebmasterWorld covers this coding stuff many times every day.
Thanks guys. :)
Technical SEO is that exciting ...
Sebastian - Good job. I like the way you present the technical topics. Maybe I should learn a trick or two from you. ;-)
Heh. Hamlet, there's no trick. Doing Webmaster support and Web developer training for years taught me how to present those topics. Unfortunately, I can still (unintentionally) manage to get the audience sick on me. :(
Sebastian, you are a Sphinn rockstar, or Sphinnstar I like to say.
Important piece, well said
Thanks for the compliment, but I don't deserve such a title.
Maybe "Sexy" title? ;)
i've read quite a bit about redirects but this was by far the easiest to read and understand. thanks for making redirects sound interesting!
84% = Sphinnstar!
http://sphinn.com/network.php?sortby=2
I don't believe in stats, look at this fake:
http://sphinn.com/network.php?sortby=5
Seriously, this ratio is a result of my workload (or call it laziness). It seems I'm always too late, can't sphinn stuff before another sphinner covers it. Also, I discover most interesting stuff at Sphinn or SU, and all stumbled stories are sphunn already.