301 redirect

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I read somewhere that a 301 redirect can fix a google slap. I don't know for how long, but does anyone have experience with that?
 
per php.net
Code: 
<?php
// 301 Moved Permanently
header("Location: /foo.php",TRUE,301);

// 302 Found
header("Location: /foo.php",TRUE,302);
header("Location: /foo.php");

// 303 See Other
header("Location: /foo.php",TRUE,303);

// 307 Temporary Redirect
header("Location: /foo.php",TRUE,307);
?>
 
Why don't you just use a simple Meta line?

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;http://heptagrama.com" />

Edit: Change the zero to the number of seconds you want to delay the redirect. This line goes in the <head></head> section of your webpage.
 
Continue using what you're using.. your code is correct, your just doing something else wrong.
 
I've seen this format used for a PHP 301 also.


PHP: 
 <?php
   Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" );
   Header( "Location: ________________________" );
   exit();
  ?>
 
Cutter said:
Do use 301 redirect is ok?
...
but 60 clicks no lead
Does the 301 redirect cause not track leads?
Click to expand...

The problem is NOT PHP or Meta tag, or the redirect at all. :stop:

A redirect is a redirect no matter how you do it. Your code does a 302, but that's importnat only for your SEO, nothing to do with your conversions and affiliate or PPC Marketing.

A redirect has nothing to do with "conversion" it's just a bridge from one place to another, not a final destination.:yin-yang:

Please re-explain the issue.
 
As far as seo goes google gets really cross with meta redirectors, like really cross
 
I'm having the same problem with a 301 redirect....lots of clicks, zero conversions. What's wrong?
 
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