Pre-launch QA
Test redirect mappings before the new site goes live.
Migrations
Upload old-to-new mappings, validate expected destinations and keep monitoring after launch when redirect issues can still appear.
Test redirect mappings before the new site goes live.
Find 404s, chains, loops and wrong destinations after deployment.
Keep checking important migrated URLs while rankings stabilize.
Upload old-to-new mappings before launch and validate expected destinations.
Run post-launch checks to find 404s, chains, loops and wrong destinations.
Keep weekly monitoring active while rankings and traffic stabilize.
Migration control
The first redirect audit is only one checkpoint. Migrations need validation before launch, immediately after launch and during the weeks when rules and rankings settle.
Check old-to-new mappings before the redirect rules go live.
Find 404s, loops, chains and wrong destinations quickly.
Keep weekly monitoring while traffic and rankings normalize.
Expected destinations help confirm whether each migrated URL reaches the right new page.
A one-time check is useful, but weekly monitoring protects the weeks after launch.
Before launch, immediately after deployment and during the following weeks.
Rules, CMS edits and fixes can change redirects after the first migration check.
Yes. Expected destination checks are built for that exact workflow.
Yes. Pre-launch validation helps catch mapping and rule issues before users and search engines encounter them.
Check status codes, chains, loops, final URLs and whether old URLs land on their expected new destinations.
At minimum, keep checking during the stabilization period after launch, especially while rankings, traffic and fixes are still moving.
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