When a page moves or disappears, the rankings it built do not have to go with it. Neogenio finds the broken URLs, suggests the right destination and manages the redirects from one place.
Broken links cost you twice. Once in rankings and once in the visitor who leaves.
Neogenio surfaces 404s and orphaned URLs from your own site rather than waiting for someone to report them.
Each broken URL gets a suggested target based on content and slug similarity, which you can accept or change.
Every rule lives in one place with its type and status, so nobody has to guess where a redirect came from.
Detection, decision, done.
Broken and orphaned URLs are collected from crawls and publishing activity.
Accept the suggested destination or pick your own, and set the redirect type.
The rule goes live and the URL stops losing visitors.
A live broken URL list, suggested targets, and a clean rule table.
Collected continuously rather than assembled by hand once a quarter.
Best match by slug and content, offered rather than imposed.
Type, source, destination and status in one view you can audit.
Collected continuously rather than assembled by hand once a quarter.
Best match by slug and content, offered rather than imposed.
Type, source, destination and status in one view you can audit.
Orphans, Hit counts and Sortable.
Permanent and temporary redirects, chosen per rule, with the type visible in the table.
Rules created here are managed here. If you already run a plugin, decide on one owner per site to avoid two systems fighting.
From audit crawls and from publishing activity, so the list keeps filling without a manual scan.
Yes, after reviewing them. Nothing is applied without you confirming.
Yes. Rules are stored per connected site.
A correct permanent redirect passes most of the value of the old URL, which is exactly why leaving a 404 in place is expensive.
Find the broken links, pick the destinations, and keep the rankings you already paid for.