webconfs.com/url-rewriting-tool.ph is tool to convert dynamic URL in to Static looking URL. I think it might help.
you can use .htaccess file to convert Dynamic URL to Static URL. For .htaccess, you can find a lot of material on web. Thanks
Dynamic site take much time to come on ranking. Do same process to optimize this type of site and you convert your dynamic url to static url with the help of url rewritting.
Hi, There are different definitions of dynamic sites, dynamic urls and static URLs. Perhaps you could give us examples of what you have in mind? I've developed dynamic sites/content and used rewriting to redirect the request to a single server-side script that populates and returns a page from XML files and/or database records. Is this what you mean? If so, optimisation for this type of content is exactly the same as with 'static' sites, i.e. content titles, keyword use, etc. You should also populate a unique page title and meta-description for each unique request. As far as the search engines are concerned, if the same URL points to the same content every time, it makes no difference. They're unaware of how the content is produced - they're only interested in the rendered content and what the user sees when requesting the page. What you might be referring to are user-friendly URLs. For example, turning a request such as http://www.cms.com/home/paul/2000/ Code (markup): into http://www.cms.com/server_script.aspx?page=home&user=paul&id=2000 Code (markup): This is done using URL rewriting. Paul
most cms have search engine friendly urls that don't require particular configurations, or maybe you just need to activate/configure such function. if you have your own website content management system you can make your urls look like static files using mod_rewrite and .htaccess there's a lot to learn about this but the web is filled with tutorials and guides that eplain how mod_rewrite works. Basically you'll be able to use urls like domain.com/sports/baseball and, when such address is accessed, a script like index.php?section=sports&name=baseball will be executed, so switching to "static urls" can be easier than you think, as long as your content management system has been created with a logic behind it if you're on a windows server you can use http://iirf.codeplex.com/ which emulates the mod_rewrite functionality on a windows machine.
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