ASP.NET Core SEO: Redirects, HTTPS and Headers on IIS and Kestrel
Configure permanent HTTPS and host redirects, forwarded headers, HSTS and real 404 responses in ASP.NET Core, whether it runs on IIS or Kestrel.
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Configure permanent HTTPS and host redirects, forwarded headers, HSTS and real 404 responses in ASP.NET Core, whether it runs on IIS or Kestrel.
Set titles, canonicals, robots rules, a generated sitemap and correct 404 handling in a Next.js App Router site, then check the HTML crawlers receive.
Write 301 redirects for HTTPS, one canonical host and moved URLs in nginx and Apache, using the simplest directives, and test every hop with curl.
Audit your Shopify store's duplicate product URLs, variant and filter links, sitemap, robots.txt and redirects, and fix what is safe to change.
Set up Squarespace SEO correctly: titles, descriptions, URL slugs, redirects, sitemap and hiding pages, with clear limits on what the platform lets you change.
Configure permanent redirects, one canonical domain, crawl-safe headers and noindexed previews on Netlify or Vercel, then test each response.
Check your Webflow site's page titles, meta descriptions, sitemap, 301 redirects, staging indexing and canonical tags before and after you publish.
Check whether WordPress is telling search engines to skip your live site, turn the setting off, and confirm no other noindex source remains.
Work through the WordPress settings that decide whether a new site can be crawled and indexed: visibility, permalinks, HTTPS, sitemaps and comments.