Stop managing URLs and redirects in an .htaccess file. Traffic Control makes this a piece of cake now. It also adds a bunch of great features that you can't get anywhere else. Create your own custom URLs that you can redirect to anywhere else on the web. You can also expire these URLs based on date time or visit count.
In order so you Traffic Control in action, I setup 2 routes....
Note that neither of those URLs actually exist on my server. They are generated and controled through the Traffic Control stack.
These links just show you a sliver of what Traffic Control can really do for you. Please make sure to watch the video tutorials to learn more about its features.
Traffic Control displays a report inside preview of your routes and their visit count.
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"I hate trying to fix Google page errors by wrestling with htaccess files. Traffic Control works with them and effectively either replaces or extends them with way more user-friendly methods. I watched one video, read what the Stack itself put in front of me, and then I had it doing all the redirects I wanted to successfully on the first try. A big help."