Hi, I'm new to this form of traffic redirections so I have 2 questions: 1) I have a few expired domains (local keyword exact match domains) with good Trust authority and DA, in checking WayBack on the site back when it was up, there are a number of blog articles that would still be relevant in today Search world. Can you explain how using this tool might be able to help me keep the authority in...
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Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Dec 15, 2025
A: Hi, Thanks for taking an interest in WP 301 Redirects!
1) Yes, you can do that. Just install the plugin on the site, and create new redirect rules. Since you say they're expired, you would of course have to renew the domains and install WordPress on the site, so you install the plugin in the first place. The plugin will also help you identify 404s, so you can then redirect them.
I am interested in your product for managing affiliate links on my multilingual WordPress site (using MultiLipi with subdomains like fr.domain.com).
My key need: one central link (e.g. domain.com/go/product) should redirect visitors to different external affiliate URLs depending on their country, e.g. DE → affiliate-link-de.com, FR → affiliate-link-fr.com, US →...
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Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Aug 27, 2025
A: Hi, Thanks for taking an interest in WP 301 Redirects.
Unfortunately, that's not something this plugin can do.
You can manage redirects through the plugin and dashboard. It is possible to create/remove rules as you wish. You can also use the scanner to find problematic links; the only thing is that you can't manage/delete them in bulk, but you have to handle them one by one.
Q: Re: Access
I purchased WP 301 and lost access to my account. Can someone please help me get back my access?
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Sep 24, 2026A: Hi,
Don't worry, you can't lose access if you purchased at least one code.
You can always access your account through the dashboard by logging in with your email at https://dashboard.wp301redirects.com/
Just in case you have any issues, please contact our support team via email.
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Q: Uses for WP301 Redirects
Hi, I'm new to this form of traffic redirections so I have 2 questions:
1) I have a few expired domains (local keyword exact match domains) with good Trust authority and DA, in checking WayBack on the site back when it was up, there are a number of blog articles that would still be relevant in today Search world. Can you explain how using this tool might be able to help me keep the authority in...
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Dec 15, 2025A: Hi,
Thanks for taking an interest in WP 301 Redirects!
1) Yes, you can do that. Just install the plugin on the site, and create new redirect rules. Since you say they're expired, you would of course have to renew the domains and install WordPress on the site, so you install the plugin in the first place.
The plugin will also help you identify 404s, so you can then redirect them.
You can also...
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Q: Geo Redirection
Dear LinkCentral Team,
I am interested in your product for managing affiliate links on my multilingual WordPress site (using MultiLipi with subdomains like fr.domain.com).
My key need: one central link (e.g. domain.com/go/product) should redirect visitors to different external affiliate URLs depending on their country, e.g. DE → affiliate-link-de.com, FR → affiliate-link-fr.com, US →...
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Aug 27, 2025A: Hi,
Thanks for taking an interest in WP 301 Redirects.
Unfortunately, that's not something this plugin can do.
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Q: Does This Do Smart Redirects Now?
Can it detect a 404 and then 'smartly redirect' it to the most appropriate page?
Ivan_WebFactoryLTD
Aug 13, 2025A: Hi,
Thanks for taking an interest in WP 301 Redirects.
Yes, there's an autoredirect option which, when turned on, finds the most similar slug to a 404 page, and automatically redirects to it.
For example, if a user ends up on /your-pge, and you have a /your-page URL, it would be automatically recognized and redirected :)
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Thanks. Do you also have a bulk delete if we need?
No, sorry, there's no bulk delete option.
If there is no bulk delete option, how do you handle regular clean ups and removals of old redirects?
You can manage redirects through the plugin and dashboard. It is possible to create/remove rules as you wish. You can also use the scanner to find problematic links; the only thing is that you can't manage/delete them in bulk, but you have to handle them one by one.
Q: Will this work with websites built on Framer?
Gordan_WebFactoryLTD
Aug 12, 2025A: No, this is a WordPress plugin.
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