A web design company has developed a e-commerce site for me. My site has more then 1000
dynamically generated pages with long URL's such as "fsmain.php?cat_id=1&subcat_id=1".
PageRank = 6 and more than 300 backward links. But Google doesn't want index dynamic pages
of my site. I've found one web resource, that introduce a PHP script, which convert dynamic
URL's into static. http://www.adapturl.com - anybody use it ?
andy206uk posted this at 23:09 — 15th June 2004.
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Should this not be in search engine challenges?
Pavlus posted this at 23:15 — 15th June 2004.
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No! Google can't index all my pages(>1000).
Search engine index small part of them! (50)
andy206uk posted this at 10:06 — 16th June 2004.
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So it's a problem with a search engine then...? In which case it should be in search engine challenges.
Anyway... I've never heard of this solution before, but there are plenty of other ways around it.
Have a read of this it might help you.
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/succeed/
Andyk
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ronhollin posted this at 20:42 — 16th June 2004.
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Google will not index URL's with a crap load of variables in them. I suggest you use MOD_REWRITE to make the URL's more spider friendly.
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Christian_SEO posted this at 23:50 — 16th June 2004.
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Yes, if that company is really providing a PHP script, then it might only be realictic to consider if you are on a Wondows platform. I think using MOD_REWRITE is a much better way to go. It's cheaper and should have less overhead (No PHP) to deal with in converting the URLs.
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