Changing to Yoast question.
Published on September 15, 2016
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Would anyone happen to know, if you change from AIO to Yoast, then you make recommended changes to your old page/post web address, so that it will be Yoast approved, will it automatically get routed to the new site address, if someone clicks the old site?
As in, if I posted the blog address on FB or G+ previously, and then someone clicks on the old site address after I've updated it to a new address with my keywords, what will happen when someone clicks on the old site address? Will it automatically direct to the new web address for the post/page?
I hope my question isn't too confusing. I'm thinking of changing to Yoast, after I've read so many great blogs about it. I wanted to go back to my previous blogs and update them with the recommendations with Yoast, but I don't want to completely mess everything up. Should I just apply the recommendations to the new stuff I do and forget about the old stuff?
If someone is able to help me with these questions, that would be great.
Thanks, Tomeika
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