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Changing a page URL, including team members, services, or blog posts
Follow these instructions to customize the web address (URL) for any page on your website.

Written by Jay Douglas
Your web address (URL) for each page on your site is typically determined by the name of your page. You can customize page and blog post URLs by following these instructions. To change any URL, follow these steps:
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Click on Pages
Click on Pages

2. Click on the page with the URL you would like to edit

3. Locate the URL at the top of your selected page, and click on Edit

4. Type your new URL. Remember, your URL can contain slashes, letters, numbers, or +-_, but cannot start or end with /.

5. Click on Save when you have finished typing your new URL.

6. Click Publish in the top right corner to update your live website.

Optional: You may also want to set up a redirect so that your old URL forwards all web traffic to the new one.