When implementing 301 redirects, one common method is to access the website's server and modify the .htaccess file. This file contains directives that tell the server how to behave in certain scenarios, including redirecting URLs. Another method involves using a content management system (CMS) plugin or an SEO tool with a user-friendly interface to set up 301 redirects without directly accessing the server.

A popular technique for implementing 301 redirects is through individual page redirection. This means setting up a redirect for each specific URL that needs to be redirected, ensuring that visitors and search engines are directed to the new page location seamlessly. Some websites use wildcard redirects when they need to redirect multiple pages under one directory or subdirectory.