What Is Sneaky Redirects In Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
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Sneaky Redirects In SEO: Sneaky Redirects is a redirection technique that is used to redirect a user to different page with the intent to display the content other than that was made available for search engine crawler. It means sneaky redirects send the web visitor to a different URL than the one the user is requested. This is a technique used in Black Hat SEO.
Using this technique website visitor is redirected to a web page which is not his need. Some examples of this type of web pages are
- Search Engine shows users to one type of content while the users are redirected to a completely different website
- Desktop version of the website is normal page, while opening the same web page on mobile, It redirects to a completely different web page
- While navigating through the web page, another web pages are automatically redirecting.
Note: Search engine don’t like the sneaky redirects techniques and the users those are using the same will be black listed from the SERP.
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How To Do Sneaky Redirects In Web Site
Techniques For Sneaky Redirects: Generally people uses the below techniques to do the sneaky redirects on there website.
- Using Javascript: Search Engine don’t crawl the javascript. So using javascript several people do the sneaky redirects.
- Mouseover Redirects: Redirection command is used in the website on mouse over on a particular section of the web page.
- Meta Refresh Redirect: This redirect is used to redirect to another page using Meta refresh tag.
- Frames Redirect: Redirection techniques using iframe or frame is also considered as sneaky redirects on some cases.
- Others: Any other redirection technique that will follow the above rule will comes under sneaky redirects.
