Is a website search redirect bad for SEO?

Question

Search Engine Optimization

For example, on a site with a domain www.domain.com there is a search form and after submitting some phrase, for example "obama", something like www.domain.com?s=obama is obtained.
To avoid such variables, I made a 301 redirect after such requests as a result of the user throws on www.domain.com/obama
Is it wise?

Answer 1

This is stupidity, what's stopping you from immediately sending the user to www.domain.com/obama , why the heck is another redirect layer? Now I'm struggling with just one site with a thousand and one redirects, apparently it was made by just such wise people.

Answer 2

Better of course without an extra redirect. As far as I know, on pages with search results, Google asks to put disallow in robots.txt

Answer 3

Why doesn't the first option work for you?
Another question - after a 301 redirect, to the page www.domain.com/obama, is it given to you with the code 200? How can you redirect to a page that doesn't exist? Or did you mean to say that you configured the CNC, through mod_rewite, for example?
I think it's not wise and it's better to use links like www.domain.com/?s=obama

Answer 4

301 redirect imho ok

Answer 5

The redirect itself isn't bad for SEO, but it's better to get the sections right from the start so you don't have to do those redirects later.

Answer 6

301 redirect imho is normal for www.site.com and site.com aliases - Yandex and Google respond adequately. And in your problem, use mod_rewrite, in Google there is a lot of information