#redirect error

A 301 to 302 redirect error can occur when a permanent (301) redirect unintentionally leads to a temporary (302) redirect, causing SEO issues and user confusion. To fix this error, identify the redirect chain using tools like Screaming Frog or Google Search Console. Then, update the redirect to use a consistent 301 or 302 status based on your needs, ensuring users and search engines land at the correct destination. Simplifying redirect chains can improve site performance and search rankings.