Redirecting by Response.Redirect?
Hi,
Is redirect using Response.Redirect command in ASP a ruin of flush engine jargon & conditions? I know they strictly forbid sneaky redirect using javascripts, but that’s not what I intent to do. I want to switch using the Response.Redirect command when my people click on a join shown on one of my webpages, as shown within this hypothetical example:
Example 1: <a href=”mypage.asp?site=yahoo” rel="nofollow">Click here to shift to Yahoo!</a>
or
Example 2: <a href=”myyahoopage.asp” rel="nofollow">Click here to progress to Yahoo!</a>
In both cases, my people will twirl up at www.yahoo.com. I am doing this for two reason, 1. is to increase my internal links, and 2. is to collect some information in the order of my company back I transport them to another site.
Regards,
Mike
Answers:
Mike -
I am not sure what you be a sign of by "increase my internal links" but a Response.Redirect will appear to a go through engine a moment ago like as it does to a browser i.e. a 302 deflect (the requested resource resides temporarily beneath a different url).
This is not against flush engine guidelines because you are not presenting different content or urls to users and poke about engines.
Hello Mike,
adjectives the ensign systems work similar to your code. the net site code registers the click and consequently sends the user to the net site they clicked on.
There are no SEO issues beside your code.
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Is redirect using Response.Redirect command in ASP a ruin of flush engine jargon & conditions? I know they strictly forbid sneaky redirect using javascripts, but that’s not what I intent to do. I want to switch using the Response.Redirect command when my people click on a join shown on one of my webpages, as shown within this hypothetical example:
Example 1: <a href=”mypage.asp?site=yahoo” rel="nofollow">Click here to shift to Yahoo!</a>
or
Example 2: <a href=”myyahoopage.asp” rel="nofollow">Click here to progress to Yahoo!</a>
In both cases, my people will twirl up at www.yahoo.com. I am doing this for two reason, 1. is to increase my internal links, and 2. is to collect some information in the order of my company back I transport them to another site.
Regards,
Mike
Answers:
Mike -
I am not sure what you be a sign of by "increase my internal links" but a Response.Redirect will appear to a go through engine a moment ago like as it does to a browser i.e. a 302 deflect (the requested resource resides temporarily beneath a different url).
This is not against flush engine guidelines because you are not presenting different content or urls to users and poke about engines.
Hello Mike,
adjectives the ensign systems work similar to your code. the net site code registers the click and consequently sends the user to the net site they clicked on.
There are no SEO issues beside your code.