Apache 301 redirect

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Redirecting pages or new sites from old domains keeps a website's SEO performance and web vitals clean and performing well. An Apache Web Server requires the modifications of its .htaccess file, which allows for server configuration changes and is key to performing htaccess 301 redirects.

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