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The HTACCESS redirect generator creates an HTACCESS file to redirect a www site to a non-www site or vice versa. This redirect is a 301 redirect. You only need to copy and paste the code created by the redirect generator into your Apache server backend’s HTACCESS file.
To use the HTACCESS Redirect Generator, follow these steps.
And that’s it.
Why should you use this HTACCESS redirect generator? Well, its veritable set of great features is what sets it apart from others. Here are a few of them.
The HTACCESS redirector is extremely easy to use. You only need to type your website URL, click a checkbox, and click a button. Other tools do not offer this level of ease and simplicity.
The redirect generator is lightning-fast. It generates the redirect rule in under 2 seconds. So you don’t have to wait around to get your redirect rules.
Our HTACCESS redirect tool is completely free. There are no limits on usage either. Additionally, you do not need to register or create an account either, so it is convenient to use.
A .htaccess file is an Apache server backend file. It stands for Hypertext Access. This is a configuration file that controls how the Apache server operates.
So you can add rules to this file and change the server's behavior. Aside from redirecting visitors from one page to another, you can also do other things like:
The most common benefits of using the HTACCESS redirect generator are as follows.
Search engines treat the following URLs as two different web pages: “www.example.com” and “example.com.” To humans, those URLs are the same. It does not matter to us if there is a www in there or not.
Anyway, since search engines treat them as separate pages, their traffic is not shared. This hurts their search engine ranking. You can solve this problem by redirecting one of the pages to the other. This way, one page gets all the traffic and reaps the SEO benefits.
Similar to the above situation, two pages with the same content will inevitably cannibalize each other. They will fight for authority, traffic, and ranking.
By creating a 301 redirect, you can prevent this cannibalization and ensure one page gets all the benefits.
Search engines do not like duplicate content. So, when you do not add redirects from one identical page to another, you can get penalized.
By redirecting either the www page to the non-www page or vice versa, you ensure that the search engine only sees one version of the page. Since the engine is unaware of the duplicate page, it will not levy any penalties either.
HTACCESS files are a feature of the Apache server. If your website is hosted on an Apache server, you can find the HTACCESS file in the root directory.
Code 302 tells search engines that redirects are temporary. So, they will not attribute link juice, authority, and other SEO benefits to the redirected URL. This is useful for maintaining the SEO benefits of a page while it is being renovated or undergoing maintenance.
A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect. Search engines will pass all authority, link juice, and other SEO benefits to the new URL instead.
Yes, you can, but you must ensure that the new domain and the old domain have an identical file structure; otherwise, the redirect will not work.
