Redirecting parent subpage but leaving children as is?
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Hi there,
I'm working on a website where the webmaster redirected a bunch of parent pages but left the URLs of the children pages as is. For example:
domain.com**/business/** got 301 redirected to domain.com**/personal**
But they left behind all the children pages of /business/ as is like:
instead of changing these to:
Is there an SEO implication to the children pages_ /business/trips_ and /business/travel having a redirecting parent? Will it affect robots crawling or link equity passing?
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