Google's John Mueller has said many times that 302s vs 301s are pretty much the same thing in terms of how Google treats redirects. He often said not to worry about using a 302 over a 301 or the other ...

Google's John Mueller in a Google+ hangout this morning said at the 22:15 mark into the video that Google may decide that at some point, your 302 temporary redirects should be 301 permanent redirects.

While permanent 301 redirects are typically what Webmasters use when trying to shift users to a new Web site, Schott Van Achte notes that sometimes a temporary 302 redirect may be more useful. Unlike ...

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Backing up a previous claim by frequently unreliable webmaster trends analyst John Mueller, generally reliable trends analyst Gary Illyes tweeted that “30x redirects don’t lose PageRank anymore” – ...

Gary Illyes, a Google webmaster trends analyst, said yesterday that using a 301, 302 or 30x redirect of any kind will not result in a loss of PageRank, that there is no PageRank dilution. Here is the ...

I suspect it has something to do with the fact that I'm redirecting to the same host, but I'm at a loss what the actual issue is. If I redirect from an http page to another http page, there's no issue ...

JavaScript redirects are one of the methods available to webmasters in communicating to both users and search engines that the requested URL is unavailable, either permanently or temporarily. The URL ...