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URL REDIRECT CHECKER

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Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 12; SM-M115F) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko)
Chrome/105.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36



WHAT IS A URL REDIRECT CHECKER?

Have you ever wondered: Where does this link go? The URL redirect checker
follows the path of the URL. It will show you the full redirection path of URLs,
shortened links, or tiny URLs. Also referred to as a link checker, url checker,
redirect checker, link tracker, url tracker, redirect tracer, link follower, 301
redirect checker, redirect tracker, URL tester, and so on.

When the link checker traces a link, the results display all the links that you
are being redirected through including php redirects, htaccess redirects, NGINX
redirects, JavaScript redirects and meta-refreshes eventually leading you to the
final destination. Learn about 301 redirects.


WHY USE THIS REDIRECT LINK CHECKER?

This redirect trace tool allows lets you troubleshoot links issues and perform
competitive intelligence in a way that wasn’t possible before.


TROUBLESHOOTING REDIRECT ISSUES

This tool is like a link redirect detective that will follow your URLs and help
you diagnose complex linking problems. As you migrate your website or rename
URLs on your website, you need to forward that old URL address to a new URL
address. It is best to test your URLs to ensure they go to the correct places
and do not encounter an error 404 along the way. Keep in mind, if you end up
creating redirect chains, any error encountered during the redirect process
could prevent the user from reaching the final destination.


SEO REDIRECT CHAINS

If you are an SEO expert, you are continually looking to increase your website’s
rankings. Google’s core algorithm is based on how websites link to each other.
Link influence (PageRank) is passed when someone links to your site, but that
influence has historically been diluted with redirect chains. By making your
redirects as direct as possible, you are ensuring that your website is getting
as much PageRank as possible. This, like many other SEO topics, is a
controversial debate. Nevertheless, from a business risk perspective, the more
redirects involved in the process of getting to your website, the more
opportunities exists for that chain to become broken, thus losing all of the
PageRank influence and traffic. If a search engine crawls a link that redirects
and breaks due to an error, the page will eventually lose rankings or be
delisted.


AFFILIATE LINK TRACKING

If you are an affiliate marketer, then you likely use short links or tiny URLs
to mask or shorten your links for social media platforms and other websites. If
one of your redirects break then your affiliate income for that particular URL
ceases. WhereGoes can help you with check your affiliate links to ensure they
are redirecting to the correct places.


TINY URL EXPANDER

If you want to know where a tiny link goes, then you can also use WhereGoes as a
link expander. It will show you exactly where that tiny URL goes and the full
path of it. This is great to use if you are unsure where the link will take you
or you want to see what affiliates are involved in the redirection process.


CUTTING OUT MIDDLE-MEN AFFILIATES

As an affiliate marketer, you want to keep your profit margins as high as
possible. To do this, you need to cut out all the middle-men affiliates. The
WhereGoes link tracer will show you all the affiliates involved in the link
redirection process. To get the path to the affiliate, look at the final
destination. The link directly before it would be the real affiliate program.
Everything else is getting a piece of the affiliate revenue. So, trace all your
current affiliate programs and make sure you are signed up directly with the
source, not a sub-affiliate program, and you will make more money.



NOTIFY ME ABOUT NEW FEATURES:

upcoming free account access, charts & stats, historical data, API, etc.

First:
Last:
Email:

* All fields required.

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