How can I clean up or delete the 301 redirects on my Webflow site to improve SEO audits and checks?

To clean up or delete 301 redirects on your Webflow site, you can follow these steps:

1. Access the project settings: Go to your Webflow dashboard and select the project you want to work on. Click on the "Project Settings" button located on the bottom left corner of the left-hand sidebar.

2. Navigate to the Hosting settings: Once you're in the project settings, click on the "Hosting" tab on the top navigation menu.

3. Open the 301 Redirects panel: In the Hosting settings, scroll down until you find the "Hosting" section. Under this section, you'll see a panel labeled "301 Redirects". Click on it to open the redirects management interface.

4. Review and delete unnecessary redirects: In the 301 Redirects panel, you'll see a list of all the redirects currently set up in your project. Take the time to carefully review each redirect and determine if it's still needed or if it can be removed.

5. Delete redirects: To delete a redirect, simply click on the red "X" button next to it. You'll be prompted with a confirmation dialogue, and if you're sure you want to delete it, click "Delete" to proceed. Repeat this process for any other redirects you want to remove.

6. Publish your changes: Once you've finished cleaning up the redirects, click on the "Publish" button in the top right corner of the screen to apply the changes to your live site. Webflow will generate the necessary static files with the updated redirect configuration.

By removing unnecessary or outdated 301 redirects, you're streamlining your site's redirection process and ensuring that search engines and SEO audits have an accurate and up-to-date snapshot of your site's structure. Having a clean redirect setup can positively impact your SEO performance by reducing potential redirect chains and improving the user experience.