URL Structure

[nancyisabell]

Hi,

I need to know if I using URL but in that Hyphen use or Underscore?

 

[edwina]

Google recommends using hyphens (-) instead of underscores (_) in URL names.

 

[WebOutGateway]

Good day! I agree with edwina. In Addition to that, Google treats a hyphen as a word separator while underscore as word joiner.

 

[stuartspindlow8]

Today we are going to discuss creating a website url structure which is search engine friendly and adds to the usability of your website/blog.

 

[shilpa sharma]

A URL is human-readable text that was designed to replace the numbers that computers use to communicate with servers. They also identify the file structure on the given website.

 

[Kevinslagus]

URL structure must be like this one

http://www.google.com/search-engine-optimization.

 

[Broadanderson]

Use breadcrumbs in URL,It is latest process will update soon by Google, Already in US started from 21st April.

 

[uditsh]

Using hyphens(-) rather than underscores(_) in url makes it much easier for search engine to know about your page. Google treats a hyphen as a word separator but does not treat an underscore that way. If your url is http://www.example.com/on_page_tips then Google treats it same as /onpagetips.

 

[robertden]

I also suggest you hypen(-) as SE also suggest the same. When we use hypen search engine read it separate word but using underscore makes it single word for SE.

 

[jecika]

Google recommends using hyphens (-) instead of underscores (_) in URL names.Because site's URL structure should be as simple as possible.




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