Redirect Fix & SEO Impact Report
Budget: £10 – £50 GBP
Google Search Console is flagging several pages on ultimatesportingexperience.co.uk as “Page with redirect,” preventing them from being indexed. I need a full-site review that:
• Uses Google Search Console data as the primary source to discover every redirect in place.
• Confirms each redirect status (301, 302, chains, loops) and documents where it originates and where it lands.
• Explains why the affected URLs are being excluded from the index and quantifies the traffic or ranking they might have earned.
• Delivers a concise set of corrective actions—whether that means updating .htaccess rules, adjusting CMS settings, or replacing internal links—so fixes can be applied immediately.
• Provides a clear SEO impact report that outlines current losses, the expected lift once issues are resolved, and any knock-on effects for crawl budget or PageRank flow.
Acceptance criteria: an editable spreadsheet listing every redirect with status code, source, destination, and recommended fix; a brief written summary (PDF or Google Doc) covering findings, prioritised actions, and projected SEO gains. I’ll consider the job complete once I can see the redirects cleaned up in Search Console and the new report confirms the pages are indexing normally.
• Uses Google Search Console data as the primary source to discover every redirect in place.
• Confirms each redirect status (301, 302, chains, loops) and documents where it originates and where it lands.
• Explains why the affected URLs are being excluded from the index and quantifies the traffic or ranking they might have earned.
• Delivers a concise set of corrective actions—whether that means updating .htaccess rules, adjusting CMS settings, or replacing internal links—so fixes can be applied immediately.
• Provides a clear SEO impact report that outlines current losses, the expected lift once issues are resolved, and any knock-on effects for crawl budget or PageRank flow.
Acceptance criteria: an editable spreadsheet listing every redirect with status code, source, destination, and recommended fix; a brief written summary (PDF or Google Doc) covering findings, prioritised actions, and projected SEO gains. I’ll consider the job complete once I can see the redirects cleaned up in Search Console and the new report confirms the pages are indexing normally.