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You can check PageRank of a domain here: https://www.prchecker.info/check_page_rank.php

The only thing discontinued about PageRank is the Chrome feature, which is completely separate.

For WordPress and most websites, redirects are easy to create with a plugin so you don't need to mess with .htaccess

Also, we change URLs a lot and do not see declines in keyword rankings - we often see increases because we're redirecting to an SEO-optimized folder and page name when it was generic before.

Don't take shortcuts like buying a blog. Even if it has a huge domain authority / PageRank and visitor volume, which it probably doesn't if it's for sale and you can afford it, it's still only one site linking to yours and you need a lot more than that to increase rankings and traffic.

Build new, original content yourself or pay someone to do it for the money you would have spent on buying the blog.

Because putting https://www.utahattorneys.com/privacy-policy/ or just "/privacy-policy" tells the browser where the location of the Privacy Policy is. Otherwise, the browser will think the Privacy Policy page is located in the same folder as the page you're on.

Why would you not have the main heading of your pages be an H1?

Yes, your rankings will suffer though you will never know by how much unless you change them to H1 and measure the difference - though the difference will be affected by other things you do and overall traffic, so it's never an apples-to-apples comparison.

H1 headings have more SEO weight than any other content on the page including H2 and other headings. That is why Moz reports missing H1 headings.

Plus, you want to use H2, H3, and other headings to break up long content (>400 words or so) so visitors can scan the page to see if it's relevant and worth reading.

If the PageRank of these domains are <4/10, then this could actually help you as they are from low quality domains.

If the PageRank is 4/10 or higher, then your rankings are going to drop like a rock.

You can measure PageRank here: https://www.prchecker.info/check_page_rank.php - I have no affiliation with this site but find it to be a useful tool.

What are you trying to do and why?

You need to create page redirects within your website, not with Google.

Are you trying to redirect a domain?

Share your URL for better responses.

Have you submitted a complete XML sitemap through Google Search Console? And are all the pages free of a no-index meta tag?

20 million unique pages can only be created in some automated fashion based on a much smaller amount of original content, so Google may perceive these pages to be spammy and not worth indexing.

I recommend you go to Google Search Console > Links > Top Linking Sites > More to see if Google has indexed the domains from where these links are placed. If they are not, it's going to be hard for Moz to detect them and they won't help you with SEO until they do show up there.

I also recommend that you only target websites for links with a PageRank of 4/10 or higher. You can check their rank here: https://www.prchecker.info/check_page_rank.php

Your About Us link is broken. That needs to be fixed first.

I recommend you go to Google Search Console > Links > Top Linking Sites > More to see if Google has indexed the domains from where these links are placed. If they are not, it's going to be hard for Moz to detect them and they won't help you with SEO until they do show up there.

I also recommend that you only target websites for links with a PageRank of 4/10 or higher. You can check their rank here: https://www.prchecker.info/check_page_rank.php

Why would you not have the main heading of your pages be an H1?

Yes, your rankings will suffer though you will never know by how much unless you change them to H1 and measure the difference - though the difference will be affected by other things you do and overall traffic, so it's never an apples-to-apples comparison.

H1 headings have more SEO weight than any other content on the page including H2 and other headings. That is why Moz reports missing H1 headings.

Plus, you want to use H2, H3, and other headings to break up long content (>400 words or so) so visitors can scan the page to see if it's relevant and worth reading.