Should I use a 301 Permanent or 302 Temporaray Redirect?
 

I have several url mis-spellings of a domain I use that I want to redirect using my DirectAdmin server software. Does it make any difference that I should consider if I use 301 Permanent or 302 Temporary Redirect option?

bump for you

i think i've read that 301 is the best way for the SE's not to block you...

If you're unlikely to ever do anything else besides redirect to the correct domain name then that would be hmm... permanent? :)

You ALWAYS use a 302 if you're not sure unless you know that it is actually permanent (as in your own site or page being permanently redirected).

If you may ever want to sell the domain name, use a 302.

A-S-T

This talks about 301.

302 principles are the same as 301, (just, it's not permanent :) )

http://www.stevenhargrove.com/redirect-web-pages/

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How about 303 Replaced? When to use that?

Interesting. I would like some more info on this too.

what happens if you change your mind, can't you just change the hta?

where does it matter if a permanent gets changed back?

In the end there's probably little difference between using a temporary or permanent redirect, the internet is always half broken and I'm sure SE's will periodically reattempt links that have previously been marked 301. The question is how much (or whether they take) longer to recheck a permanent redirect. If you're unsure, use a 302.

old topic but bump, for being useful.

301 passes value, 302 does not (supposedly).