First hi to everybody,
I am new at this subject of SEO, so don't hurt me please
I would like to ask if it is reasonable to use url with keywords, eg.
http://monalisa.aiwaz.net
instead of
http://www.aiwaz.net...alisa/index.htm?
Thanx, David
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Keyword Url
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www.aiwaz.net
, Aug 24 2003 03:29 PM
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Posted 24 August 2003 - 05:19 PM
In the example you gave, a search engine like Google would not see "monalisa" as equivalent to "mona lisa", and I doubt many people would search on it as a single word. In that sense, I don't think it would do you much good.
In my opinion, your second example would work fine, as long as you separated the two words with a hyphen: leonardo/mona-lisa/index.html
Unless you've got an awful lot of material on that one painting, I don't see any reason to create a subdomain for it.
In my opinion, your second example would work fine, as long as you separated the two words with a hyphen: leonardo/mona-lisa/index.html
Unless you've got an awful lot of material on that one painting, I don't see any reason to create a subdomain for it.
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Posted 24 August 2003 - 05:49 PM
Bob, thanx for your answers,
and unfortunately I already dabbled with this subdomains that helped nothing.
Do I switch back or stay with these?
Thanx, David
and unfortunately I already dabbled with this subdomains that helped nothing.
Do I switch back or stay with these?
Thanx, David
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Posted 25 August 2003 - 09:11 AM
Personally, I wouldn't worry about it too much as it's not give much (if any) weight with the search engines.
The benefit is more of an indirect one, where people linking to you may use the URL and thus have the keywords in the hyperlink.
As long as the page is optimized for the particular phrase, i.e., the copy and tags, etc., then it's not critical to name the files with keywords. Certainly, it's fine to do so if it makes sense, but it's nothing to worry about or obsess over.
Jill
The benefit is more of an indirect one, where people linking to you may use the URL and thus have the keywords in the hyperlink.
As long as the page is optimized for the particular phrase, i.e., the copy and tags, etc., then it's not critical to name the files with keywords. Certainly, it's fine to do so if it makes sense, but it's nothing to worry about or obsess over.
Jill
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