manishaverma
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Please tell me, How is SEO-Friendly Site URL Structure?
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How is SEO-Friendly Site URL Structure?
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Davidwatson
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Depending on your content management system, URLs it generates may be “pretty” like this one:
www.example.com/topic-name
www.example.com/topic-name
A few of my own personal experiences and thoughts on this.
Url structure is most important for the users experience first and SEO second. But it IS necessary for both.
At the moment, it is important to include your keywords in the url pages. Do this in the best way that structures your topics for the website, but at the same time does not affect the user's experience.
As for the arrangement of the category and subcategory, try to keep this following your sites structure and flowing in the proper directions for maximum link authority.
And only create a category if you are going to use it. Empty categories don't look good. Let your content dictate additional categories if needed.
For example, You may want to tie certain categories together, and other times you may need to keep them separated. Thinking ahead with how this plays out in your website's structure will ultimately affect its visibility and how topics relate to each other in google's eyes.
Url structure is most important for the users experience first and SEO second. But it IS necessary for both.
At the moment, it is important to include your keywords in the url pages. Do this in the best way that structures your topics for the website, but at the same time does not affect the user's experience.
As for the arrangement of the category and subcategory, try to keep this following your sites structure and flowing in the proper directions for maximum link authority.
And only create a category if you are going to use it. Empty categories don't look good. Let your content dictate additional categories if needed.
For example, You may want to tie certain categories together, and other times you may need to keep them separated. Thinking ahead with how this plays out in your website's structure will ultimately affect its visibility and how topics relate to each other in google's eyes.
sadianisar
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SEO-Friendly Site Structure:
Avoid dynamic url
use robots.txt for irrelevant web pages
short url
Avoid dynamic url
use robots.txt for irrelevant web pages
short url
Radiancevision
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Create an XML Sitemap
Close Off Irrelevant Pages with robots.txt
Specify Canonical URLs Using a Special Tag and aslo need to seat with your web developer team and ask directly.
Close Off Irrelevant Pages with robots.txt
Specify Canonical URLs Using a Special Tag and aslo need to seat with your web developer team and ask directly.
Educaindia
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Great Info.
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SoonamSingh
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There are a few simple tricks that you can use to make your web design SEO friendly too.
* Integrate Social Media into your Website's Design.
* Use SEO for Images Too.
* Use JavaScript Sparingly.
* Make sure your URL is User-Friendly.
* Place Your Keywords in many Different Places.
* Make sure your Design is Accessible.
* Be Careful with Flash Elements
* Integrate Social Media into your Website's Design.
* Use SEO for Images Too.
* Use JavaScript Sparingly.
* Make sure your URL is User-Friendly.
* Place Your Keywords in many Different Places.
* Make sure your Design is Accessible.
* Be Careful with Flash Elements