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What are my option? 301 Redirects from old site to new site

Hi, I have an old website selling some products, however, a new website has been made and I now need to redirect each product on the old website (and the home page) to their respective product on the new website. What is the best way to do this?

The domain is hosted with GoDaddy, but they do not allow you to redirect specific pages within a website. I have used Cloudflare in the past, but I would need to pay a monthly fee to add more redirect rules.

Another concern is that once the redirects are done, the old website will go offline and so will the SSL certificate. Once the SSL certificate expires, I have had previous issues where the browser displays an "unsafe connection" page when it tries to redirect from the old (non-https) page to the new https page.

If anyone here could help me out in any way, or point me to someone who could help me (a company or person), then I would be very grateful.

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