Dfference in SEO of a PHP Site and an HTML Site

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by neha_seo, Dec 14, 2009.

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    Hello All DP Members...

    Thanks for always posting useful comments on my queries...

    Again I have landed up with a query. Actually I have worked on HTML Sites SEO only. Recently I have got a PHP Site for SEO.
    I want to know what are the other tactics needed (besides regular Onsite SEO Techniques for an HTML Site) to optimise a PHP Site?

    Your comments are most awaited....

    Regards
     
    neha_seo, Dec 14, 2009 IP
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    thedark Well-Known Member

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    I don't think there is a difference between keywordstuffeddomain.com/keywordstuffedpage.html and keywordstuffeddomain/keywordstuffedpage.php .

    I think that the problem you face is the reason why that website was build in php. Php websites are built to avoid having 50000 pages, and when it comes to editing, you have to edit every single page. The content is kept in a database and then it is pulled out when it is requested.

    If you have URLs that looks like this: domain.com/index.php?page=3 or domain.com/page.php?q=4 then you have to change it, you have to tell to SE what he will find at that URL. If you are not a programmer, just ask someone to do it for you.

    1. In the database assign to every page an unique url. That will be the keyword stuffed URL that will act as a identifier for a page.
    2. Generate all links in the following way: domain.com/category/subcategory/keywordstuffurlassignedtoeverypage
    3. Create .htaccess page to forward this url to a single page that will extract data from database using the url provided ( this is why it needs to be unique, to know what page the user want to view )
     
    thedark, Dec 14, 2009 IP