One Page Website: How to make google index each content section.

[PublicSphere]

Hi,

Our website's content is all on one page. However only a small proportion of content appears at any one time. When you click on a link javascript slides new content into view.

To the human user it appears as if you are navigating pages, but the web address does not change.

How can we tell google that although our content is all on one page, it should be read as several seperate pages, as it is by users?

Is there a solution?

Thanks,

Chris

[ecmedia]

Why don't you publish all the content as simple text pages for each slide? You can still send people to the main page from each page telling them if they want to read it all on one page, but that way G will see all your content and bring more traffic to you.

[tedster]

You might also use AJAX to represent each page state by a unique URL - like this:

http://example.com/!#one
http://example.com/!#two
http://example.com/!#three

See Google Makes AJAX Applications Crawlable [webmasterworld.com] for more information.

The downside here is that other search engines have not yet adopted this !# (bang-hash) convention.