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Broken links waste crawl budget and deliver poor user experiences. SerpHive identifies them and tells you exactly where they need to be fixed.
Screenshot: Fixing broken links
Run a site audit or navigate to the Broken Links section.
Each broken link shows the source page and the destination URL returning a 404 or error.
Update or redirect the broken link to the correct destination URL.
For removed pages, use a 301 redirect to the closest relevant live page.
Re-run the audit to confirm the fix is detected.
💡 Note
Internal broken links should be fixed first. External broken links are lower priority but still worth addressing for credibility.
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