Redirect Governance for Franchise Sites: How to Keep Multi-Site Redirect Rules Under Control
Franchise sites turn redirect ownership into an operational problem
Multi-site networks often mix corporate templates, local pages, regional campaigns, and third-party landing flows. Redirect rules may be edited by different people in different systems.
Where governance breaks down
Local teams change URLs for one market while central teams deploy broader redirect logic for the network. Without coordination, rules collide and location pages start behaving inconsistently.
Practical model
Separate central redirect rules from local overrides, document approval boundaries, and keep a changelog for every redirect layer so the network stays consistent while local teams still have room to operate.
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