does .html better than the web without html

now my web pages are all without .html, is that better to have this webpage extension?

 

It's really a personal opinion. If I took the time, I could find you discussion saying each choice is better than the other.

 

Don't think it makes a difference at all... cause the keywords on the site is what makes the difference..

 

there is not need to change your url to .html.......................because both are same..................just keep concentrate on the keywords in url.............................

 

same same same....dont worry just concentrate keywords in url...

 

both are same but .html or .php, I think is easy look

 

because, I just saw someone say google much more prefer the .html pages rather than .php. asp etc dynamic urls.
but I saw some website without .html are also have a good postion in google.

 

its the same doesnt matter much

 

there is no different with or with out extension for pages, depending on your optimization for web site.

 

I find that a silo works better. e.g.

http://www.website.com/keyword/

instead of


http://www.website.com/keyword.html

 

The file extension (or lack of one) does NOT affect your rankings. It's all personal preference. Personally, I've grown fond of pages that have NO extension.

 

I am agree with nunuaza..

 

What really amazes me is that people make these assumptions with no founded proof. People debate on this issue a lot, but no one can seem to support their claims with hard facts.

Using a .html extension is simply customary to what a lot of people are used to seeing. The silo structure is something that I believe came along with blogging platforms and the like.

Anyhow, either format, including various other ending extensions are just fine, and don't have a noticeable impact on search engine rankings...at least, that I've ever known.

 

concentrate with ur keyword.... they are same.......

 

I think I said something along those lines in my post up there.

 

search indexing technology is not a baby anymore. all extensions are treated with same respect to search engines

 

I think it's not a big issue. The only difference is you can easily identify a page if it's developed using html or php if it has extension name.

 

it dosent matter at all all that matters is your content and keyword placements in the content