I am currently modifying a script, and I came into a problem, so I need some advice. The script is creating pages that look like: http://www.site.com/more+information.html How bad is the "%2B" part for SEO? Will those pages be indexed OK, or do I have to find a way to replace it?
They'll get indexed, but those type of URLs won't help. I'd change the script or have a programmer change the script to add a - instead of %2B (i'm not sure what that stands for...it's not a space, which is %20). If the script can not be changed, play around the the .htacess files to have clean URLs. Example: http:// www .site.com/more-information.html
Thanks, Voasi! I thought so...The %2B stands for "+". I am not a programmer myself, so I will need some help with that...I posted a more detailed question for all you PHP gurus here: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=48616