Are "escaped" symbols keywords when they are in the url (variable) ?

Discussion in 'Keywords' started by AtanasYanev, Jun 24, 2006.

  1. #1
    I have a travel agency website(old and stupid design, but working so far ;) ), in 3 languages - Bulgarian, Russian and English

    I'm doing something like this:
    http://www.pga-bg.com/offers.asp?hotel=343
    PHP:
    this is specific hotel or service,

    I am not able to use any kind of rewriting URLs, so right now I'm doing this:
    http://www.pga-bg.com/offersEN.asp?name=Varna&hotel=343
    PHP:
    When I search for this - if I search something like
    site:pga-bg.com name 
    PHP:
    I'm getting NAME in bold in the URL,
    but when I search for
    site:pga-bg.com Varna
    PHP:
    Varna is not bold (Varna is NOT variable, its a value of variable)

    Shoud I change this (I can play in whatever direction I want with the dynamic urls)

    And my second question:
    google is indexing my bulgarian/russian pages in the following way:
    http://www.pga-bg.com/offers.asp?name=%C4%E5%F2%F1%EA%E8%2D%E8%2D%EC%EB%E0%E4%E5%E6%EA%E8%2D%EA%EE%EC%EF%EB%E5%EA%F1%2D%C0%F1%F2%F0%E0%2D&hotel=328
    PHP:
    for example...
    In IE the URLs are in normal way, but in FireFox and google they are encoded in this way.
    Howerver,
    when I search for example
    site:pga-bg.com name %C4%E5%F2%F1 
    PHP:
    (this is exact like here, !!not!! "Варна", which is the targeted word /this is in Bulgarian, but same alphabet for bulgarian/russian words /)
    I'm getting the exact page, but with no url var in bold
    It's hard for me to figure out is this kind of SEOed URLs, because I have the same keywords in Title, meta, internal linkings and so on...

    What do you think ?
    I'm currently #1 for almost each of my keywords, but I want to reinsure that everything is SEOed ;)
     
    AtanasYanev, Jun 24, 2006 IP