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Redirect Map and 404 Cleanup Audit

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Fix broken URLs and chains without losing value.

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Audit redirects and missing pages. Site platform: [PLATFORM]. Data: 404 URLs from crawl or search console with inbound links and traffic if known, current redirect rules, and a list of recent changes: [PASTE_DATA].

Return tables:
1. 404 triage: URL | Why it exists (deleted page, typo link, old campaign, bot request) | Inbound links | Past traffic | Best action (restore, redirect to the closest equivalent, let it return 404 or 410, fix the source link).
2. Redirect map: Old URL | New URL | Type (permanent) | Reason | Notes. Redirect to the most relevant page, not the home page by default.
3. Chains and loops: URLs that redirect more than once; the corrected direct redirects.
4. Soft 404s: pages that show "not found" content with a success status.
5. Internal links to fix: pages that link to redirected or missing URLs.

Provide rules: update internal links so they point directly to final URLs; keep redirects for at least a year; avoid mass redirecting everything to one page; keep a changelog; and test with a crawler. Include a monitoring routine (weekly 404 check) and a custom 404 page outline that helps visitors (search box, popular links, contact). Use only the data I provided.

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404 triage
URL | Why | Inbound links | Action
/old-pricing | page deleted in redesign | 14 | redirect to /pricing
/blog/2019/tips | typo link on partner site | 3 | redirect to /blog/tips and ask partner to fix
/test-page | bot request | 0 | leave as 404
Chains: /a -> /b -> /c: change to /a -> /c.
Internal links to update: 22 pages link to /old-pricing.
Rules: keep redirects for at least a year; never send everything to the home page.

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