scraptoft
msg:3437640 | 1:56 pm on Aug 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I would use # 1) example.com/keyword_1.html If you were to organze your pages in categories I would use example.com/categorykeyword_1/keyword_1.html I think a keyword should appear once and only once in a URL.
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leadegroot
msg:3438249 | 11:03 pm on Aug 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I tend to dislike 1) because whether or not subdomains inherit from the main domain is going to flip flop over time (and I am lazy ;)) I would only do this for 'genune' reasons, eg a subdomain makes sense for a radically different area, not just to get the keyword in.
I would only do 2 if it grew organically - that page could not be the first thing to appear, I would have to make the domain and let it grow for a few months, then add the dir, then add the page. Side note - if I really wanted to do 3 (which I tend to avoid - fugly) then I would use .htm. IMO this looks more natural as Frontpage seems to encourage this sort of structure.
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scraptoft
msg:3438796 | 6:57 pm on Sep 1, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Sorry I miss-read #1. I wouldn't do either #1 or #2 as the only reason you would be doing it is to enforce the keywords. I agree with Leadegroot that subdomains should only be made when theres a geniune reason.
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Qubi
msg:3439641 | 1:53 am on Sep 3, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for your help. The subdomain issue makes more sense now.
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Drag_Racer
msg:3439743 | 6:52 am on Sep 3, 2007 (gmt 0) |
what about this tructure example.com/keyword/ goes to index file in that directory then example.com/keyword/relatedword-keyword.html
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example.com/keyword/keyword-relatedword.html for sub pages
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