In WordPress, open SEO > Redirects and 404. Add a redirect, let the plugin write them when pages move, and turn the 404 list into fixes.
Tabs on this screen
- Redirects — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
- 404 monitor — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
- Import and export — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
- Address changes — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
- Settings — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
Settings on this screen
- Robots and crawlers
- E-mail me the new missing addresses every week
- Never count these addresses
- Redirect aliases
- Other missing pages
- Address
- Redirect automatically when a page’s address changes
- Match capital letters exactly
- Point older redirects at the new address (no chains)
- Answer redirects before any plugin loads (Pro)
- Keep the redirects in .htaccess (Apache) (Pro)
- When a page is deleted
- Keep the query string (?utm_source=…) when redirecting
- Redirects regex
- Redirects store
Step by step
The guide with screenshots: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-a-page-and-fix-404-errors
With an AI agent
An AI app connected to the site through MCP does the same with: bulk-redirects, check-domain-move, check-redirects, clear-missing-pages, create-redirect, delete-redirect, export-server-redirects, fix-redirect-chains.