lol yeah 410 errors are like the "we moved and left no forwarding address" of HTTP statuses.
If you didn’t intentionally set it, maybe a plugin or your host did? Some caching plugins go wild with redirects and status codes.
You can undo it by either:
- Removing the 410 rule in .htaccess
- Or if it’s WordPress, check your redirect plugins (like Redirection or Yoast).
Btw, Google *loves* 410s for cleaning up crawl budget, so if the page is *actually* gone forever, it’s not a bad thing!
If you didn’t intentionally set it, maybe a plugin or your host did? Some caching plugins go wild with redirects and status codes.
You can undo it by either:
- Removing the 410 rule in .htaccess
- Or if it’s WordPress, check your redirect plugins (like Redirection or Yoast).
Btw, Google *loves* 410s for cleaning up crawl budget, so if the page is *actually* gone forever, it’s not a bad thing!
