What is 301 Moved Permanently?

This status code indicates that the requested resource has been permanently moved to a new location.

It's often used to inform users that the link they're trying to access won't be available anymore, but it will redirect them to the new URL.

How to Use 301 Moved Permanently

The 301 status code is commonly used in redirects from a previous URL. When you use this code, Google and other search engines will redirect users from the old URL to the new one.

This is useful for situations like website migrations, when you want to keep your existing content on the old domain but transfer the site to a new location.

When to Use 301 Moved Permanently

The main reason for using 301 status code is when you're migrating from one domain to another. This can include website migrations, domain name changes, or moving a site to a new server.

It's also useful when you want to keep your existing content on the old domain but transfer it to a new location. You can use 301 status code for this purpose as well.