RE: FN-FORUM: Keywords in URLS - for the seo experts.

date posted 14th August 2003 22:00

Hi,

From my experience of keywords and URLs, especially with Google. They are
given a fair bit of weight, which would make sense from a google point of
view. If youve got a keyword in the URL, then the chances are its going to
be a relevant site.

With regards to making use of them, you can setup what is known as a domain
alias. With an alias, you will only need to run the one site, you just have
both URL's pointing at the same place.

Hope this helps.
Jamie,

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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] Behalf Of vav
Sent: 14 August 2003 17:43
To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: FN-FORUM: Keywords in URLS - for the seo experts.



Hi peeps,
just wondering how good keywords in the url of a website
really are in aiding positioning?

If they are useful and I have a website thats name has no keywords or
phrases within it, is there anyway I can utilise key phrase urls and
redirect them or create clone sites?

any advice on this topic appreciated.

tia vav :)


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