I have an unwanted redirect chain from my HTTP>https>non-www…
PS total newbie - only know a bit about SEO, know nothing about terminals, SFTP etc.
Any spoon-fed, lubed up, simplified advice would be amazing.
Thanks in advance :)
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Hi there 👋,
This would depend on a few things:
- The webserver that you are using, depending on whether if it’s Apache or Nginx, you could follow the steps on how to set up the redirect here:
- In case that you are using a CMS like WordPress, you would need to adjust your site and home URLs so that they match the exact URL that you want to use as your permanent one.
Regards, Bobby
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