Question

True or false: a 301 redirect passes roughly the same link equity as using the rel="canonical" tag.

Answer 1

Answer:

true

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Answer 2

The statement is True

Explanation:

• One can either use canonical tags or 301 redirects to prevent duplicate content.  

• Canonical Tags are often used to indicate the preferred version of the web page to be indexed to search engines.
• A 301  redirect is considered as a permanent redirect of a webpage to a distinct URL.

• Typically, users would not notice any such redirects.
• This informs search engines that a given page must be handled as if it were a copy of the defined URL, and all links, content metrics, and "scoring power" that search engines apply to this page should actually be credited to the specified URL.