I definitely agree with allfreechips here. Just let them 404 if they are bad pages.
I definitely agree with allfreechips here. Just let them 404 if they are bad pages.
The above URL, seems like when the page was made, instead of using a hyphen (or underscore) between each word, you've used a space. Which is why you've got this current issue. So what you want is: xxhttp://www.onlineslotshub.com/Slots-Express-reviews/ would that be correct?
Firstly, a simple 301 redirect will not work.
What you need to use is a htaccess rewrite-rule... mod_rewrite MUST be switched on the server, and you'll also need to include RewriteEngine On, in your htaccess code, before the actual rewrite rule
If you can supply me the URL you want, I'll try to help you out with the htaccess code snippet to use!
Renee (21 June 2018)
If 404's were not an issue, then Google wouldn't bother to supply the data for these errors. Agreed, a few aren't going to cause headaches, but a 404 means a page can not be found, has changed or does not exist.
In the OP's case... the page does exist BUT Google will never find it in a million years, because of the %20 (spacings). Hence, it needs to be fixed!