Currently, the way our site is set up, our clients generally visit our homepage and then login through a separate page that is a subdomain, or they can read our blog/support articles that are also on separate subdomains.

From my understanding, this can be counted as a bounce, and I know this sorta of site structure isn't ideal, but with our current dev resources and dependencies, fixing this isn't going to happen overnight.

Regardless, what would be the easiest way to implement this fix witihn the Google Analytics code?

EX: If someone visits our site at X.com, and then wants to login at portal.X.com, I don't want to count that as a bounce.

Any insight is appreciated!

Thanks

Many of these don't. Should I 410 these instead? I'm thinking I might just 301 all of them to our homepage. They are quiet old

Hello everyone!

I'm going through a large list of old 404 links that search console has given me and a lot of these links need to be 301'd. My question is, should I 410 some of these links if I can't find a good place to 301 to? Or is there another thing I should do that is better practice.

Thanks!