How to Document Redirect Ownership: Who Should Own Redirect Rules During Migrations and Launches
Redirect ownership is often the hidden failure point
Large redirect projects involve SEO, engineering, content, product, and sometimes regional teams. When nobody knows who owns which part of the redirect set, gaps appear quickly.
The common mistake
Teams treat redirect maps like a shared spreadsheet with no clear owner per section, no approval path, and no assigned monitor after launch.
Practical model
Document owners by domain, section, and deployment layer. Make it clear who creates rules, who reviews destination quality, who ships changes, and who watches for regressions after release.
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