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How does google then crawl through all of them, because they are not static pages?
Are you attempting to get traffic if each surfer types in a particular country? I stumbled across an idea you may be interested in. If people are looking for widget installers for example on my site they can find them in every US state. Example "widget installer ohio" My site comes up number one most of the time on google and yahoo when any state is used in the search.
Maybe I'm thinking something different here.
Ken
I've had great success making dynamic titles and meta tags. Depending on what coding language you're using, it should work fine. Google picks up on most dynamic files, so no problem there.. Just make sure the links to the pages aren't part of a form, because Google won't like that much. I would suggest making a list of countries sorted alphabetically or something, each linking to a page something like.. xx.com/country.cfm?country=xxx
You may have to wait a little while for google to index it, but eventually it does and you will find a lot of people getting to your site using the country name in their search terms.
Cheers
Daamsie
How do you create dynamic urls and dynamic titles?
I have done it in coldfusion, using the following tag..
<CFOUTPUT QUERY="queryxx">
<CFHTMLHEAD TEXT = "<title>Widgets in #country#</title>
<meta name='description' content='Look for a widget in #country#'>
<meta name='keywords' content='widget, #country#'>
">
</CFOUTPUT>That's the code I use in Coldfusion anyway.. if you're familiar with coldfusion, you should be able to integrate that with a query quite easily. If you need another coding language, you'd better search through coding sites, not a Google News site :)
