Our company need to migrate domain from:www.example.it -> www.example.euThe example.it have some links with 301 redirects like:example.it/index.php?id=10&link=slug (301 redirect to) -> example.it/c10/slugand one more redirect:example.it/10/static-keyword/slug (301 redirect to) -> example.it/c10/slugNow we want to migrate the site. How should I redirect the website?1) Leave old redirect in example.it and than only original links redirect to example.eu. In example:example.it/index.php?id=10&link=slug (301 redirect to) -> example.it/c10/slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/c10/slugexample.it/10/static-keyword/slug (301 redirect to) -> example.it/c10/slug  (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/c10/slug2) All links redirect to example.eu and then do all other redirects. In example:example.it/index.php?id=10&link=slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/index.php?id=10&link=slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/c10/slugexample.it/10/static-keyword/slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/10/static-keyword/slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/c10/slug
How to redirect domain from www.example.it to www.example.eu?
seo;redirects;301 redirect;migration
If possible, try to use only one 301 redirection. 301 redirects transfer SEO juice, but you lose a part of it for every one of them (around 10-15%).You should make a rule to redirect specific cases first, like:example.it/index.php?id=10&link=slug (301 redirect to) -> example.eu/c10/slug...Then, if none of these rules are triggered, you should apply example.it -> example.eu redirection.That way, all your specific pages will redirect immediately to a proper URL and the rest of them will redirect to the same URL on a different domain.