Projects and folders
Group URLs in a structure that matches how your SEO work is organized.
Projects
Turn one-time redirect checks into monitored projects
Organize redirects by client, domain, folder, migration or revenue-critical section and keep checking them week after week.
Weekly checks
Keep an eye on redirects after launches, deploys and CMS changes.
Health overview
Understand which project or folder needs attention first.
How monitored projects work
Create a project for a domain, client, migration or important section.
Add URLs and expected destinations, then group them into folders.
Review project health and weekly changes without starting from zero.
Project health
Monitor URL groups the same way you manage SEO work
Redirect risk is rarely spread evenly. Projects and folders let you separate migrations, clients, revenue pages and technical sections so each group has its own health context.
Folders
Group URLs by migration phase, template, section, client or business priority.
Health signals
See where problems concentrate instead of scanning one long mixed list.
Continuity
Keep the same URL set alive for weekly checks and future audits.
Designed for repeat work
Migration QA, ecommerce cleanups and client reporting need history, not isolated snapshots.
Protect critical URLs
Monitor the pages that drive organic traffic, leads, bookings or sales.
FAQ
Key questions
What is a monitored project?
It is a saved set of URLs that can be checked repeatedly over time instead of as a one-off test.
Can folders represent clients or sections?
Yes. Folders can represent migrations, categories, page types, client areas or internal priorities.
Who needs monitored projects?
Teams that care about traffic, rankings, leads or revenue after URLs change need monitored projects.
How often are monitored projects checked?
Redirects Master is built around weekly monitoring, so teams can review important redirect changes in a predictable rhythm.
What makes a URL worth monitoring?
Monitor URLs that drive rankings, leads, sales, campaign traffic, client trust or migration risk. Not every URL needs the same level of attention.
Can one project contain several folders?
Yes. Folders help split the same website into migrations, templates, page types, business areas or client reporting sections.
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