Unlike 301s, 302 redirects are designed to be changed back eventually. You can safely reverse a 302 redirect without affecting your search rankings or traffic.
You can easily find 302 redirects on your site using Semrush's Site Audit Tool. You'll also be able to determine whether they need to be changed to 301 redirects, or removed altogether.
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Once you've determined what type of redirect you need, you can add one to your site.
Next, you need to monitor the redirect to make sure it's working properly. Semrush's Site Audit tool can help you do that.
In the left sidebar, under “On-Page & Tech SEO,” click “ Site Audit .”
Navigating to the “Site Audit” in the Semrush menu
Enter your domain and click " Search ".
Site Audit Tool Search Bar
Once the audit is complete, you'll see a report similar to this one. In the "Crawled Pages" section, click the blue number to the right of "Redirects."
Site Audit Dashboard Overview
That will take you to a report of all the redirects on your site:
A report listing all redirects for a site in the "Crawled Pages" tab of Site Audit
The report also includes the URLs of each redirected page so you can easily determine what to do with them.
Finding redirects on your site is just one of the many things that Semrush's Site Audit Tool can do. It's just one step in the right direction to improving your site's SEO a