To fix redirect errors in Google Search Console, follow these steps:




1. Identify the Redirect Error:

   Log in to your Google Search Console"previously known as Google Webmaster Tools" account and navigate to the "Coverage" report. Look for the specific pages that are showing redirect errors.


2. Check the Redirect Configuration:

   Ensure that you have not set up any incorrect redirects on your website. Check your website's .htaccess file if you're using Apache , or server configuration for any misconfigured redirects. Make sure that the redirect rules are correct and not causing any issues.


3. Review URL Parameters:

   If you are using URL parameters to handle page variations or tracking, ensure that they are correctly configured. Incorrect handling of URL parameters can lead to redirect errors.


4. Update Internal Links:

   Check your website for internal links pointing to non-existent or redirected pages. Update these internal links to point to the correct destination URLs to avoid redirect errors.




5. Fix External Links:

   If other websites are linking to incorrect or redirected pages on your site, try to reach out to the respective website owners and request them to update the links to the correct URLs.


6. Update Sitemaps:

   If the redirect errors are related to URLs listed in your sitemap, update your sitemap with the correct URLs and submit it again through Google Search Console.


7. 301 Redirects:

   If you have permanently moved a page to a new URL use a 301 redirect to point the old URL to the new one. This tells search engines that the page has moved permanently, and they should update their index accordingly.


8. Use the "Fetch as Google" Tool:

   In Google Search Console use the "Fetch as Google" tool to check how Googlebot crawls and renders the affected URLs. This can help you identify any issues that might be causing the redirect errors.


9. Monitor the "Coverage" Report:

   After making changes, keep an eye on the "Coverage" report in Google Search Console to see if the redirect errors are resolved. Google may take some time to re-crawl and reindex the affected pages, so be patient.




10. Check for Manual Actions:

   Occasionally, redirect errors could be a result of a manual action taken by Google. Check the "Manual Actions" section in Google Search Console to see if there are any manual penalties affecting your site.


Remember:

that Google Search Console provides valuable insights into the health of your website from Google's perspective. Regularly monitor it and address any issues, such as redirect errors, promptly to maintain a healthy and well-indexed site.