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Status Codes

Why your pages should return HTTP 200 and how to fix broken URLs.

Impact on SEO

Pages returning 4xx or 5xx errors won’t be indexed and may reduce crawl budget efficiency.

Example

HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found

How to Fix

Make sure the page exists and responds with a 200 status. Use a 301 redirect for removed pages, or remove them from the sitemap entirely. Also check that the page is not password protected, e.g. /dashboard.

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