Broken URL Links
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Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding broken URL links on my website.
Late last year I move my site from an old platform to Shopify, and now have broken URL links giving out 4xx errors.
When I look at Moz Pro>Campaigns>Insights>links, I can see the top broken URL links, however there is a difference if copy & paste URL directly from Moz Pro and by Export CSV file.
For example below, If I copy and paste links direct from Moz Pro, it has the “http://” in front as below:
But when I export the list of links as an CSV file, the http:// is removed.
Another Example below:
By copy & paste URL direct from Moz Pro
http://thehairhub.com.au/Shop-Brands/Vitafive-CPR/CPR-RescueBy export CSV file.
thehairhub.com.au/Shop-Brands/Vitafive-CPR/CPR-RescueWhich one do I use to enter into the “Redirect From” field in Shopify URL Redirects? Do I need to have the http:// in front of the URL? Or is it not required for redirects to work?
Kind Regards,
John Wall
The Hair Hub
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