The monitor logs every broken URL hit on your site. With hit count, last-seen time and source. Continuously, without you watching. Each entry has two buttons: Redirect (pre-fills the redirect form) and Ignore.
Create 301 (permanent), 302 (temporary) and 307 rules, with wildcard support (/old-section/*), notes, status filters, search, bulk enable/disable and import/export. Every redirect tracks its own hit count, so you can see which rules still earn their keep.
301 for anything permanent. URL changes, deleted content, consolidation; it transfers authority. 302 only for genuinely temporary situations you can put an end date on. The full decision guide: When to use a 301 vs a 302.
A links to B links to C wastes crawl budget: point A directly at C. The manager’s analytics make chains easy to spot. Redirects with hits that themselves point at redirects.
Everything above runs inside your own WordPress admin. From $39/year, with a 14-day refund policy.
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