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Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by bacanze, Jan 14, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hi

    I am just wondering if I should link to all my pages within my such as:

    www.site.com/page.html for all the pages, rather than

    page.html

    would this help as i read an article which says

    'Because Google indexes URLs, not pages. And though those URLS point to the same page, Google will treat them as unique addresses in the Interweb.'
     
    bacanze, Jan 14, 2007 IP
  2. kamchatka

    kamchatka Guest

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    Linking with an absolute url is good practice. Even the google webmaster guidelines speak about it. No problem if you don't, but better have an absolute url linking, you donot want to confuse the bot ;-)

    Also using named text links and absolute url helps in building topicality in medium to big sites.
     
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  3. bacanze

    bacanze Peon

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    Right so its a good thing, anyone else got an opinion on it.
     
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    SLM-why Well-Known Member

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    I have always preferred the long way.... But it is not a concern anymore after google's bigdaddy update. You can also display www or non-www versions in serps by choice using Google Webmaster Tools.
     
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