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Maximum or recommended URL Level

Is there a maximum number of subdirectories you can use.

         

Ledfish

11:02 pm on Nov 22, 2003 (gmt 0)

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With the various search engines and robots, is there a maximum number of subdirectories they will go. For instance I have some pages that are 3 and 4 levels deep in sub-directories. Is this perfectly fine?

jpalmer

1:25 am on Nov 23, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Greetings and Gidday Ledfish,

I have pages that are in subdirectories thus:
www.domainname.com.au/first/second/index.html
and they seem to be indexed and turn up in SERPs OK.

If you have any doubts, just check the news feeds and more technical company sites and see how deep some of their directories are!

As long as it's unique and useful content, you follow the normal meta optimisation "rules", and your design is solid without bells, whistles and geegaws that'll trip the bots up, you should have no problem. (IMHO) ;-)

Hooroo
JP
<addendum> I do try and stick to the old 8 character/bit naming convention though. Consider it a challenge and it doesn't seem to effect my getting top 10-20 positions most of the time. <grin> </addendum>