: Please help how to undo 301 on blog? I have a landing page on example.com and then a blog at example.com/blog. I noticed I have very little traffic on the blog even though it has 45 posts.

@Si4351233

As your site is at the moment, it doesn't seem like there is any problem involving a 301 status. If a user were to enter the URL parenting4specialneeds.com/blog then with a normal browser the user will end up viewing your "About Me" page, which is located at parenting4specialneeds.com/blog/ (note the extra "/" at the end). Internally the browser does actually receive a "301 moved permanently" response which tells it that the page should be retrieved from parenting4specialneeds.com/blog/ but this is normal, and nothing to worry about. The browser will automatically get the right page.

If I were you, I would rethink what you want for what you are calling your "landing page", the one at parenting4specialneeds.com/. What you have now is a rudimentary page which forces any visitor to enter an email address to go anywhere or see anything (and it's pretty "spammy" looking, besides). You'd quickly lose a lot of visitors right there, I'd think. The page comes after that, for those who enter an email, is even more rudimentary, and does not have any link to your blog either. So your blog will not be getting any views if anyone were to come to your "landing page". The general quality of your blog pages seem much better than your landing page and its successor page. Perhaps you should use a blog page as your landing page (with a redirect!).

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