If you change the slug on any published content supported by Verso, you no longer need to contact the tech team to create a redirect. If the content you're updating is still a legacy page, you will need to contact support to have a redirect created.

When a user updates the slug on a published piece of content that is on Verso, a redirect will automatically be created from any previous slug to the newest slug.

When a user updates the slug on a published piece of content that is on a legacy supported page, you will need to contact Copilot support and ask for a redirect to be created (or the SEO team if they requested the redirect). Contact support using the chat bubble on the bottom right of Copilot.

Redirects for Rocket pages (all CNI Brands):

Rocket has always had redirects automatically created. This has not changed. The workflow will remain the same.

A slug is the part of a story's URL that follows the / and describes that content.

Verso is the global platform that enables us to extend everything we build to all brands and markets around the world. We are currently in the process of migrating all of Condé Nast's sites onto Verso.

Verso — Brands that do not need to request redirects:

Allure, Glamour, GQ, Self, Teen Vogue, Them., VF, Vogue

Legacy — Brands not 100% on Verso Breakdown:

AD: contact support for redirects only on channel pages

Bon App: contact support for redirects only on recipes and channel pages

CNT: contact support for redirects for almost every page

Epi: contact support for redirects only on recipes and channel pages

Pitchfork: contact support for redirects for every page besides News and The Pitch.

TNY: contact support for redirects on channel pages

Wired: contact support for redirects on everything except articles and galleries.
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If you have questions about pages on Verso versus legacy, please reach out to Julia Raue (Slack @Julia Raue) or Copilot Support using the chat bubble at the bottom right.