Скачать или смотреть Technical SEO | HTTP Status Codes in SEO | Usecase of 200,404,410,301 & 302 | Virendra Singh

our web server's response code is a direct signal to Google on how to treat your content. Getting these signals wrong can lead to serious Technical SEO issues, including lost rankings, wasted crawl budget, and indexing headaches.

In this deep-dive video, we break down how HTTP status codes, network errors, and DNS issues affect Google Search, focusing on the five most critical codes you must master.

The Essential Status Codes Explained:

200 (OK): The perfect signal that your page is ready to be indexed.

404 (Not Found): Use this for pages that are temporarily unavailable. We explain the difference between a soft and hard 404.

410 (Gone): The powerful signal to tell Google Search the page is permanently removed and should be quickly dropped from the index.

301 (Permanent Redirect): The correct way to move a URL forever, ensuring all link equity is transferred.

302 (Temporary Redirect): The right code to use when a page move is short-term (e.g., promotional landing page).

We also cover the impact of network and DNS errors on your site's availability and how these technical issues can throttle Google's crawling of your site. Master these codes to ensure your website performs optimally on Google Search!

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