Moscow mURL (Moscow Mule)
Why This Recipe Works
URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. It’s how people locate and share your website content. Be careful, though—if you change a URL, you may break a page, along with its existing links. Using a 301 redirect allows you to avoid broken pages and links. With a 301 redirect, you can indicate that a page has been permanently moved to a new URL.
Ingredients
- One website
- A whole bunch of directories
- A splash of 301s
Steps
- Make sure you’ve got a website handy.
- Make sure that the website’s pages are organized well (these make up your directories).
- If your website is indexed in Google, make sure to use a 301 redirect for any URLs you change.
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