: Single page website. Redirect to home page if 404 error I have singe page website. So I have just only single page - home page. If some one types www.mysite.com/anything into their address

I have singe page website.

So I have just only single page - home page.

If some one types mysite.com/anything into their address bar and I redirect to home page is this bad for SEO?

It is probably better to have separate 404 page but I am just wondering because single page sites are by their nature not perfect for SEO. Maybe if I redirect to the home page on 404 I would damage it's rankings?

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