Settings: URL Redirects

The URL Redirects section of your settings allows you to create 301 Permanent Redirects for your domains. This can be useful for a variety of reasons, including the prevention of duplicate content (i.e. maybe you have several blogs on the same subject and want to aggregate them together), or perhaps you’re moving to a new domain and want to clean up dynamic URLs to redirect them to a shorter, search engine friendly version.

The URL Redirect feature gives you four options for redirecting a domain:

Redirect to another URL

Redirect to a step in a funnel 

Redirect to a page in a website

Redirect to all paths (REGEX)

Follow these steps to learn how to create and use URL Redirects for :

Step 1: Create a URL Redirect

Redirect Type: URL

Redirect one URL to a another url

• Navigate to Settings > URL Redirects.
• Click Add a Redirect.
• In the popup window, customize your redirect, and click “Add Redirect” to save your changes.

Redirect Type: Funnel 

The Funnel redirect, allows you to 301 redirect a URL to a step in an existing funnel that is linked with a domain within the subaccount.

Redirect Type: website 

Website redirect allows you to 301 redirect a url to a Website page. Only those websites that are linked to a domain can be used here.

Redirect Type: ALL

Redirect all paths from one URL to all paths of another URL. It is particularly useful when you have a "www" domain (www.mydomain.com) and a root domain (mydomain.com) wherein you can keep all of your paths on one website within sub-account(e.g. mydomain.com/about-us) and then redirect all paths from www.mydomain.com to the root domain, thereby including www.mydomain.com/about-us without having to add a redirect for each path or maintain two websites. 

*This is also known as a REGEX redirect.

Step 2: Manage your URL Redirects

• On the URL Redirects page you can view a list of all your redirects. 
• Click the menu dots to edit the Redirect or the trashcan icon to remove any you wish to delete.