Use of PHP generated sites in SEO? [closed]
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Improve this questionI've got a site that is based around a contact form. This form is generated according to the variables passed in the URL, and the information passed is put in headers in the body, and also in the title. Additionally images are customized, so basically the whole content is changed according to these variables.
So I've run a sitemap generator, and it's actually generated lots of these www.site.tld/me.php?a=hi&b=pie, www.site.tld/me.php?a=hi&b=chocolate, www.site.tld/me.php?c=hi&hello.... you get the point.
So, my question is: is it smart to use this to my advantage,开发者_开发问答 include these in the sitemap and customize them for SEO, or should I just ignore it and omit it from the sitemap?
In general having dynamic urls is okay, but you don't necessarily want them indexed for SEO purposes. In general its better to have a well organized url structure, as its seen to be more appealing. (i.e. site.com/article/sports/baseball123 is better than site.com?id=123433). So depending on your content (whether its static or dynamic) you may want to move to that type of a url structure, and have your pages indexed. On the other hand if you need to keep dynamic urls (for some reason) and depending on the nature of the content, it may be best to leave them out of the equation from an SEO perspective. It ultimately comes down to what you're serving from these pages.
Search engine friendly urls by using apache rewrite module search apache mod_rewrite in google there are many ways to do this and there are some ways that work much better than others. Google will index your site based on the content on the page rather than the url or any meta information. Using the mod rewrite makes it easier for your viewers but as far as search engines are concerned it dont really matter. Hope this helps
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