What Extension Google likes....

Discussion in 'Google' started by strgraphics, Jul 11, 2011.

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  2. bogs

    bogs Active Member

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    both works.. google can index those pages..
     
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    Google likes it all.
     
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  4. Grimm

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    #4
    It's practically the same thing. Geez.
     
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    Google may index any page extension or any software people use for their site, as long as it meets their quality guideline.
     
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    Hi,

    I personally believe that .edu & .gov extension are to be benefits for seo!
     
    Icecube_media, Jul 12, 2011 IP
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    google friendliness of static pages seems a little better, but there are that google page of these two formats is the same as
     
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    .html = 100% good
    .php = 99% good
    .php? = 90% good
    .php?##&###&###&###&### = 50%good
     
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    Googlebot does not discriminate as long as your url's are clean without too many query string parameters, session id's, etc, you'll be fine with html/php/asp or without any url extension by using htaccess
     
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    #10
    Google will cache both links but HTMl is more effective HTML for SEO


    Regards
    Zakir
     
    omisys, Jul 12, 2011 IP
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    Google treats both extensions the same. The more important thing you should focus is you should have better content inside.
     
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    both of it works good. It doesn't matter unless you have those special characters in the URL
     
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    this is nice discription !

     
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    Google is not biased with any URL format, it just how easily it can discover the URL.
    Actually will crawl both, add it in your Sitemap and throw it on poplar blogs which frequently get crawled.
     
    C.Rebecca, Jul 12, 2011 IP