Friendly URL

[Brian Mcbride]

How to create SEO-friendly URLs?

 

[Sharon Casey]

Use static URLs instead of dynamic ones and implement canonical URLs where necessary to avoid duplicate content.

 

[Winter Dragihci]

Don’t overuse keywords in your URLs. Overstuffing keywords can look spammy to both users and search engines.

 

[Jeremiah Jones]

Include the main keyword or phrase. Having the main keyword at the beginning of the URL sends a stronger signal to search engines about the page's content.

 

[Ray Hornsby]

The URL should describe the content of the page in a way that’s easy for both humans and search engines to understand. Keep URLs short, clear, and to the point.

 

[Randal Lowe]

Use hyphens to replace spaces. This makes the URL more readable and ensures better crawling by search engines.

 

[Jacob Dietle]

Given the significant role that mobile devices play in search traffic, ensure that your URLs are mobile-friendly by keeping them short, clear, and easy to type.

 

[Chris Ruby]

Focus on relevance and user intent rather than cramming multiple keywords into the URL.