SERP =
Search
Engine
Results
Page
Try heading over to http://www.google.com and typing in SERP, then hitting the button. You'll be sent to a page with 10 results - each of them pages that should have something to do with SERP. That is a SERP. At first blush, this has nothing to do with your question. But it might be something you ask about later. If you want to be #1 on Google pay attention, if you don't care, ignore this.
You can make a page that says
<html>
<head>
<title> www.Great-Library.com is the best blog</title>
</head>
<body onload="document.location = 'http://www.great-library.com'">
<p>Go visit John's site!!!</p>
</body>
</html>
That would take anybody who went to your one particular URL to my home page. It works because the javascript is like typing a new URL into the address bar. And because the javascript is called out when the document loads.
But what if the person doesn't have script allowed? Or if the person isn't a person at all. Then a server redirect is what you need, it says "that page was moved buddy, you need to go thadaway." If you use 301 redirect the search engines will "follow" your directions to the new address. Any other way and they won't care.
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