How to Fix Redirect Error in Google Search Console?

If Google is told that “URL A” is no longer needed and redirected to “URL B” but is then, somehow, redirected to “URL A” again, it’s safe to assume that this is going to cause Google a problem. Google’s crawler will follow this around in circles for a while and eventually catch on to what is happening and send a redirect error your way.

I would recommend testing all of your redirects manually before submitting this information for Google to crawl to make sure that there are no redirect loops appearing. You can also crawl your site in a tool such as ScreamingFrog or Sitebulb to find and fix any redirect loops before submitting to Google.

Follow the steps below to identify and fix redirect errors in Search Console: 

1. Select the website for which you want to fix redirect errors. 
2. Choose "Pages" from the "Indexing" section in the sidebar.
3. Scroll down to the "Why pages aren’t indexed" section and choose "Pages with redirect" reason.
4. Here you'll find a list of pages with redirect errors.
5. Click on a specific URL to get more details about the redirect error.
6. You can also export the list to perform bulk fixes.
7. After fixing redirect errors, request Google to re-crawl and re-index the affected URLs using the "VALIDATE FIX" option.

Also try to index URL like following :

1. https://www.skptricks.com/2025/03/playwright-various-techniques-to-locate-elements-in-webpage.html

2. https://www.skptricks.com/2025/03/playwright-various-techniques-to-locate-elements-in-webpage.html?m=1

NOTE : remember to add ?m=1 at the end of the URL.

You can also run your website through a crawler such as ScreamingFrog or Sitebulb. This will give you a list of URLs that you can then filter down by response code (to find those pesky 404 responses) or find any instances of misspellings.