301 (permanent redirect) passes along most of the link equity/ranking value from the old URL to the new one - it's the standard choice when you're permanently moving a page. 302 (temporary redirect) historically didn't pass link value the same way, since it tells Google "this is temporary, don't reindex the new URL as the main one." Google's gotten smarter about treating long-standing 302s more like 301s over time, but if you're doing a permanent move, always use 301 to be safe - no reason to rely on Google guessing your intent.301 (permanent redirect) passes along most of the link equity/ranking value from the old URL to the new one - it's the standard choice when you're permanently moving a page. 302 (temporary redirect) historically didn't pass link value the same way, since it tells Google "this is temporary, don't reindex the new URL as the main one." Google's gotten smarter about treating long-standing 302s more like 301s over time, but if you're doing a permanent move, always use 301 to be safe - no reason to rely on Google guessing your intent.
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