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My main problem is that the 301 Redirect is done after running a 301 Redirect Checker with no redirects. And, I did a site:<a href="http://www.mydomainname.com" rel="ugc">www.mydomainname.com</a> &nbsp;I did not find it in Google Search Console or Google Search. &nbsp;I completed the redirect 2 days ago.
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My main problem is that the 301 Redirect is done after running a 301 Redirect Checker with no redirects. And, I did a site:www.mydomainname.com [http://www.mydomainname.com]  I did not find it in Google Search Console or Google Search.  I completed the redirect 2 days ago.

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OK. &nbsp;So, once the 301 Redirect has been indexed in the Search Engine it caches in the Browser if clicked. OMG! <br />
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You must be very careful with 30X links + SEO.
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 &nbsp;I will take note.
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OK.  So, once the 301 Redirect has been indexed in the Search Engine it caches in the Browser if clicked. OMG!



> You must be very careful with 30X links + SEO.

 I will take note.

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Thanks so much, @Favor. &nbsp;I got it!
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I have searched the Internet for days now trying to determine what happens when an affiliate link is 301 Redirected via cPanel. &nbsp;The main question is that I want to know how the Google Indexing of the Domain and link will show if it is an Amazon affiliate link. Can someone help me to understand this process? I have gone to forums and did days worth of Google Search.
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I have searched the Internet for days now trying to determine what happens when an affiliate link is 301 Redirected via cPanel.  The main question is that I want to know how the Google Indexing of the Domain and link will show if it is an Amazon affiliate link. Can someone help me to understand this process? I have gone to forums and did days worth of Google Search.

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