Links on https pages point to http pages

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redirection chains and loops
You will find a list of pages indicating each time the type of redirection and the number of associated redirections.

list of redirection chains and loops
The corrected redirect chains will look like this – a final destination rather than a circle of redirects:

Fixed redirect chains
Additionally, the fixed redirect loops will have a main page that does not redirect to the original page. So this will remove the redirect from the main page to the other page.

The problem: Google recommends securing sites with https . If you switch from http to https, some of your pages might still erroneously point to old http pages.

This will create unnecessary redirects, as the links should point to the secure https versions of those pages.

How to fix it: To quickly find this error, go to the Site Audit Overview report and click the “View Details” button under “HTTPS”.

https report
Next, scroll down to the error “X HTTPS link(s) point to an HTTP page”.

https problem
Click on the number to see which pages are affected.

Spotting the https problem
If it's a small issue, manually update the http links to france telegram data point to the corresponding https pages . Ask your developer for help if the issue is site-wide.

Fix internal linking issues with Site Audit
After implementing your new internal linking strategy, it is still important to regularly check for issues.

Be sure to run Site Audit every month or so and check the Internal Links report for any potential issues. This is the best way to keep an eye on the health of your site and make improvements as needed. Every business owner absolutely must understand the importance of the ROI (return on investment) of their SEO strategy. This is even more true for corporate and agency marketers.