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Hub You - Dealing with Dynamic URLs (SEO)
The following article is one of a series of articles which focus on Affiliate, Article and Internet Marketing. All of the articles are based on real experiences and research done over twenty years as a personal and business coach. They are also written in response to questions which I have been asked as well as address common challenges that people have with affiliate marketing, article marketing, internet marketing or running an online business in general. I sincerely hope that you find the following information of value. One idea, one tip, one clue can make all the difference.Affiliates, How Responsive Is Your Email Marketing?Email marketing is a powerful way to promote products. It does not matter whether it is your sponsor's products and services or your own. You will still find this form of marketing very effective.Your email marketing will begin with your opt-in list. This can easily be built by offering a free newsletter about your industry to your website visitors. You pla
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the
Shortly after the hurricanes tore up the Gulf Coast, I had opportunity to drive Interstate 10 through southern Texas. As I approached the Louisiana/Texas state line the devastation became more and more evident. Trees had been broken or uprooted, signs torn apart, and homes and business buildings invariably showed indications of damage ranging from superficial exterior damage up to complete destruction.As I drove along, I got the feeling that nothing had escaped damage by the storm. Then, on the south side of the highway, I saw several very nice homes which showed no visible signs of damage. This was in distinct counterpoint to everything around them. At first, I thought to myself, "Those people sure were lucky." As I kept looking at the homes, however, I became aware that I was looking at the sales models of a company that built homes on people's lots.There was plainly evident storm damage, right up to the edge of the buildings, but the buildings themselves appeared to be completely unsca
What are Dynamic URLs?
Nowadays, a lot of sites are dynamic, that is their site draws information from somewhere (usually a database) and outputs these information into your browser. Think of them as webpages created "on the fly". The biggest advantage in this is that you can create a lot of dynamic pages easily and consistently without too much additional coding. Just use a template, then output the different information on them. For example, if you were to browse this site, you would realize that the pages actually are displayed with the same layout but with just different content. They can save webmasters a lot of time and effort and mistakes as well.
Thus, a site with a lot of pages and content will usually be dynamic, because it would be too tedious for the webmaster to manually edit and recreate the pages and the internal links.They are usually done with server-side technologies like php or asp and a database like MYSQL as their backend storage.
So we now know what is a dynamic site. But what about dynamic URLs? Dynamic sites usually have dynamic URLs. Let me give you an example: http://somesite.com/index.php?area=search&browse=1&category=2& . From this URL you can sort of see that it is pointing to some category(through a search function) in some directory or something from a dynamic site. The weird characters (eg "?", "=", "&" and so on) are sometimes called STOP characters for obvious reasons. These are the characters which you should be careful about.
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the
What do Klingons, giant rubber bands, and monster trucks all have in common? They hold the fascination of every male on the planet - and they make frequent appearances on Spike TV. Spike TV, which totes itself as a network for men, is the perfect example of the power of knowing your audience and giving them what they want.In one week of watching Spike TV you can expect to see poker, ultimate fighting, demolition derbies, cop shows, kung fu movies, school bus figure eight racing, pyrotechnic explosions, Klingons, customized cars, Chairman Tamori, giant rubber bands, sports superstars, Captain James T. Kirk, video game awards, Japanese trivia shows, dating competitions, MacGyver, and monster trucks. And that is only a partial list of what Spike TV offers men.When it comes to your small or home business, knowing your audience, giving them what they want, and letting them know it's there for the buying are essential steps to establishing a consistent income.Knowing Your Audience the Spike T
Thus, a site with a lot of pages and content will usually be dynamic, because it would be too tedious for the webmaster to manually edit and recreate the pages and the internal links.They are usually done with server-side technologies like php or asp and a database like MYSQL as their backend storage.
So we now know what is a dynamic site. But what about dynamic URLs? Dynamic sites usually have dynamic URLs. Let me give you an example: http://somesite.com/index.php?area=search&browse=1&category=2& . From this URL you can sort of see that it is pointing to some category(through a search function) in some directory or something from a dynamic site. The weird characters (eg "?", "=", "&" and so on) are sometimes called STOP characters for obvious reasons. These are the characters which you should be careful about.
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the
Sponsorship marketing is a gray area for many marketers. Those who've focused on traditional advertising and publicity channels may be reluctant to delve into sponsorship activities or unsure how to find opportunities that fit. Evaluating teams, athletes, events and the benefits associated with sponsorship exposure can be cumbersome, particularly if you don't have your requirements and guidelines clearly defined ahead of time.Effective use of sponsorship marketing requires careful consideration of qualitative and quantitative information. While pure exposure may be one of the benefits you're looking for, the evaluation of your options should not be based solely on the numbers of impressions your brand will receive. The focus should instead be on the quality of those impressions. For example, a brand that claims to make your car go faster would obviously benefit from being associated with a top-performing motor sports team. Compare this to a sponsorship of the last place race team on the same circuit:
So we now know what is a dynamic site. But what about dynamic URLs? Dynamic sites usually have dynamic URLs. Let me give you an example: http://somesite.com/index.php?area=search&browse=1&category=2& . From this URL you can sort of see that it is pointing to some category(through a search function) in some directory or something from a dynamic site. The weird characters (eg "?", "=", "&" and so on) are sometimes called STOP characters for obvious reasons. These are the characters which you should be careful about.
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the
Search engine Google looks for determining the rank of any site on:1) Content of the site2) Link popularity of the site (i.e. the no. of inbound links to that site)Exchanging links with other sites is a great way to generate traffic to your website. Links done properly will repay the effort and not be subject to the whims of the search engines. No more need to be concerned unduly about SE algorithm changes.What Does It Mean By Exchanging Links With Other Site?You find a site that has similar content like your site. Then you can ask that site owner to put your site link in his site. In exchange you put his site link in your site.Why Have A Links Page In Your Site?A links page should give your visitors a choice of quality information and resources, not just a web page to improve your search engine rankings. Quality information on a links page is the best long-term strategy to improve search engine ranking.Search engines are becoming ve
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the
Legitimate paid survey sites are something that a lot of people are looking for. Because all the paid survey sites that scam you and just harvest your information for resale and spamming purposes the legitimate paid survey sites are much harder to find. When first looking to sign up with some paid survey sites the first thing you should look out for is a poorly designed website. A legitimate paid survey website should take pride in their appearance and not have been thrown together at the last second. Also a nice design shows that the website has invested something in their operation and is not just looking for a quick buck, but is in there for the long haul.Another huge thing to look for when searching for a legitimate paid survey site is a privacy policy. You should read their policy to see just how dedicated they are to protecting your information. No privacy policy on a paid survey site should be seen as a red flag and deter you from joining that paid survey site. Since you are giving away a lot o
Why Search Engines don't like dynamic URLs?
Simple, dynamic URLs can cause problems to Search Engine's indexing, specifically for duplicate content. Search Engine spiders are just not eager to index dynamic URLs because of this.
- A dynamic page may create more pages, sometimes trapping the search engine bots in a endless loop and worse, create tons and tons of pages to index which is practically useless to the Search Engine users.
- Search Engines like unique content, not duplicate or near duplicate content. Dynamic sites may create pages which are similar(or very similar) in content with just different URLs. It's like having one page with a lot of different URLs pointing to it. Think of the poor sob who is searching for something, only to find a lot of links that are pointing to the same page!
- Session ids("sid=") can cause problems with duplicate content as well. Session ids are placed in the URL usually to tell the webserver who the user is. Think of it as cookies in your URL and a lot of website use them. You must have been to some sites which require you to login to enter the site, some of which uses session ids. So a different session id each time (and thus a different URL) may point to the same page, and this creates duplicate content for the Search Engine to deal with. And some URLs with session ids expire and if their server is strict, leaving a dead link. So if Search Engine index this dead link, the next time someone clicks on this link(which is indexed in the Search Engines, it goes to a error page, which everyone(that is you, me and Search Engines) hates. Although Google DO index URLs with session ids, it is still best avoided.
Although Search Engines do read them and do index them(even those with session ids in them), they are best av
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