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Where does a URL end up, and through how many hops. Redirect chains slow every visit down and confuse search engines.
Example: tusitio.pe or https://www.tusitio.pe. Takes a few seconds.
Each hop is a full round trip before the page starts loading, and each one leaks a bit of ranking signal. One hop is normal; three or more is a problem.
301 is permanent and search engines transfer the ranking. 302 is temporary. Use 301 for the domain and www changes.
Something in the configuration still points to the insecure address. Fix the site URL in the CMS and the server rules.
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