Post by akashnil3233 on Mar 16, 2024 4:45:21 GMT -4
The owners delete or move pages but forget to edit links. As a result old links lead to nonexistent addresses. Moreover even if a page is actually removed from the site it can remain in the search engine index for a long time and generate an error when moving from the search results. robots update the data in the index not in real time but with some delay. Outdated external links. Thirdparty resources may contain links to outdated or deleted pages on your site. This can happen if you delete or move pages and external sites do not update links. Therefore outdated external links are a consequence of changes on your site. Errors when writing the address.
This includes various typos when forming links CN Numbers extra or missing characters in the URL letters in the wrong case etc. Because of this the link does not lead to where it was intended. Lets say that an article on a website should contain a link to a contact page with the address www.site.rucontacts. But instead of contacts someone mistakenly wrote ontacs with the letter c instead of t. The result is a nonworking URL www rucontacs which will generate a error. Such typos often occur when writing or copying links by hand. Errors when writing the address. Redirects are used to redirect from one URL to another. For example when changing the page address or website domain.
If redirects are configured incorrectly this also leads to broken links. Lets say there was a page on the site at www.site.rupage.php to which there were links from other pages. Then they decided to move this page to a new URL www.site.rucategorypage.html. To redirect requests to the old address to the new one set up a redirect in .htaccess Redirect page.php httpswww.site.rucategorynewpage.html But they made a typo they indicated newpage instead of page. Now the redirect leads to a nonexistent page.
This includes various typos when forming links CN Numbers extra or missing characters in the URL letters in the wrong case etc. Because of this the link does not lead to where it was intended. Lets say that an article on a website should contain a link to a contact page with the address www.site.rucontacts. But instead of contacts someone mistakenly wrote ontacs with the letter c instead of t. The result is a nonworking URL www rucontacs which will generate a error. Such typos often occur when writing or copying links by hand. Errors when writing the address. Redirects are used to redirect from one URL to another. For example when changing the page address or website domain.
If redirects are configured incorrectly this also leads to broken links. Lets say there was a page on the site at www.site.rupage.php to which there were links from other pages. Then they decided to move this page to a new URL www.site.rucategorypage.html. To redirect requests to the old address to the new one set up a redirect in .htaccess Redirect page.php httpswww.site.rucategorynewpage.html But they made a typo they indicated newpage instead of page. Now the redirect leads to a nonexistent page.