Entries from Search Engine Roundtable tagged with '200'

Google Now Treats 410 Status Code As "More Permanent" Than 404 Status Code

Historically, Google treated the 404 (page not found) and 410 (gone) server header page status codes as the same. Both meant, the page no longer exists. Well, that has all changed now. Google is now treating the 410 as "more...

Google Enhanced 404 Feature Gone?

In August 2008, Google released what was called the enhanced 404 widget that allowed webmasters to easily create custom 404 pages. In fact, we still have a sample of this in action at advertize.html. But for some reason, I think...

404 Pages Should Not Return 200 Status Codes

There are way too many sites out there that have their "Page Not Found" web pages return a 200 header status code, instead of a 404 code or a 301. The issue with showing a 200 code to spiders or...

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