ok one of my sites i coded myself in php only has only one page, all functions are accessed thru get and post commands (the script verifies and loads appropriate modules as needed this is extremely efficient relies on a database alot) so urls are like http://www.xxxyyy.tld/?do=this http://www.xxxyyy.tld/?do=that and so on the site gets 150k impressions and some 6-8k unique visitors a day now my problem is this how do the search engines view my site? i dont use mod_rewrite because it ads an overhead, apache is configured without it as well some pages (queries call them whatever u want because each page is generated as u request it, depending on users etc) have pr3, but strangely enough one page thats in the part of site where u have to log in has a pr3 as well??other dont
Are search engines indexing the dynamic urls? Do the dynamic urls have unique content and page titles?
I think he was giving an example of how the functions are all called from the one page. The "xxxyyy" isn't his domain name. And the do this and that aren't the functions. They are examples...
it is not ONE HTML page (im not google.com he he lol) its ONE "controller" php script (a very long one), that loads appropriate modules / classes / functions as the user needs, performs authentication, connects and uses a database, does cleaning up, runs security and verification tests to an average person it looks like theres 20-30K thousand pages but they are all generated depending on many factors for example older members get to see more and so on and so forth
It will read the pages as distinct to a point. It seems that if querystrings are used, google will get bored and stop indexing them. If you have unique content and a good amount of backlinks you will do better. the best bet is to get static URLs via mod_rewrite if possible.