AIOSEO - Redirects

Broken links and deleted pages send visitors to error screens, and the traffic those URLs once earned goes with them. AIOSEO – Redirects watches for 404 errors and content moves, then proposes a redirect so people land on a working page. It also covers changed URLs and full migrations, so older links keep pointing somewhere useful.

The plugin supports 301, 302 and 307 redirects, bulk management, and matching rules that use regex and wildcards for complex URL patterns. Detailed logs show hit counts, user agents and referrers for each redirect. Everything is handled from a dashboard, so there is no need to edit .htaccess files or write custom rules by hand.

Features

• Automatic 404 detection: The plugin monitors your site for broken links and deleted pages and proposes redirects, so visitors reach a working page instead of an error screen.
• Multiple redirect types: Set up 301, 302, 307 and other redirect types through a simple interface that suits beginners and gives advanced users the flexibility they need.
• Bulk redirect management: Import, create and manage large numbers of redirects at once, which helps during site migrations or when you restructure a lot of content.
• Full-site redirects: Redirect an entire domain during a migration in a few clicks, so existing URLs point to their new locations.
• Detailed redirect logs: Review hit counts, user agents and referrers for each redirect, which makes it easier to spot and resolve problems with your redirect setup.
• Regex and wildcard matching: Smart matching rules handle complex URL patterns and dynamic parameters, so you can cover many URLs with a single rule instead of adding each one manually.
• Protection when content moves: When you delete or move a page, the plugin proposes a suitable redirect so the old address does not turn into a Page-Not-Found error.
• No-code dashboard: Manage every redirect from one dashboard, without editing .htaccess files or writing custom rules.

Best for

• Site owners fixing 404 errors and changed URLs
• Agencies handling domain moves and site migrations
• Marketers restructuring large amounts of content