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Quote:http://www.example.com/technology/tablets/ipad2 http://www.exmaple.com/product.html?id=1234 In the top one we get content in the URL. This is helpful in many ways in terms of search visibility. A user can read that URL and instantly know what the content generally will be about. When this link shows up as a search result or in a document/email/webpage, this clearly emphasizes to a searcher what they are getting when they click. If that is what they are interested in, that click is much more likely to happen than with a link that does not describe the content. Anyone linking to that URL, especially if they use that URL in their link text, will be emphasizing the keyword content at that URL. Both humans and search engines get a sense of classification of the content in that the ipad 2 is a “tablet” and it’s “tech”.
Quote:“If your URL contains relevant words, this provides users and search engines with more information about the page than an ID or oddly named parameter would.”
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