Redirects for pages you renamed or removed, and 410 for products gone for good

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If SAR is already in your AI app, this is enough:

What happens

1. The AI app lists the redirects your site already has, with their status and how often each was used, and names where they are kept: Redirection, Rank Math's redirections, or SAR's own.
2. It reads Search Console by page to see which old addresses still bring clicks, and finds the pages they should go to.
3. It shows you each redirect: from, to, and the type, 301 for moved for good or 410 for gone. Redirects to other sites, loops, chains through a second redirect and WordPress's own addresses, such as wp-admin, are refused.
4. Each redirect waits for your approval in SAR and can be undone for 30 days. An old redirect you no longer need is removed the same way.

Approvals involved

Worked out from the tools this recipe uses.

• wordpress_list_redirectsRedirectsNone
• gsc_get_advanced_search_analyticsSearch analytics with filtersNone
• wordpress_list_postsList posts or pagesNone
• wordpress_create_redirectAdd a redirectApproval
• wordpress_delete_redirectRemove a redirectApproval

What you get

Old links and search results take visitors to the right page instead of a 'not found' page, and a 410 tells search engines a product is gone for good. SAR's own redirects act only where WordPress finds nothing, so a product still in the shop has to go to the trash first; the AI app tells you which.