404 vs 410
- SEO |
I would have initially said 410, as such a drastic hike in 404 errors I thought could leave negative signals to Google in terms of site quality. Also, we've seen 404 pages take an age to drop out of the Google index, even when not linked from the site. However, I discussed with a trainer at a recent workshop and he thought 404 would be the best way to go.
I would like to avoid 301 redirects as the quality of the archive is poor, and has little authority.
Any thoughts?
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