Follow pretty much the same steps

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This is because external websites can link to the old URL. What I do mean by this is that it is unnecessary to link internally to the old URL, because here it is better to link directly to the correct URL. Accept cookies To track down these internal unnecessary redirects,  as troubleshooting 404 errors, namely: In the top tabs, click the Response Codes tab Filter by Redirection (3xx) Is the overview empty? Then the website will not link to old URLs.

If there are several URLs in this overview, it is good to track down the URLs and replace them with the correct URL. You can use the steps below to do this. Click on the first URL in the overview In the lower window tabs, click the Inlinks tab Look at the URLs in the photo editor FROM column You repeat the last two steps for all URLs in the overview. 3. No HTTP links on HTTPS website SSL certificates are becoming increasingly important and even a must for many websites. Not only as a ranking factor for Google, but also because websites without an SSL certificate can be notified that the website is not safe.



For websites with an SSL certificate, the URL does not start with HTTP, but with HTTPS. Try as much as possible to avoid linking to unsecured URLs (HTTP) from a secure website (HTTPS). Accept cookies You can easily find HTTP links on an HTTPS website: In the top tabs, click the Protocol tab Filter by HTTP Again, when the overview is empty, the website does not contain any HTTP links. Are there different URLs? You can track it down by following the steps below.