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i have seen worse. i.e. sites that show on page with the url http://www.example.com http://www.example.com and another page with the URL http://www.example.com
by franze 14y ago
i have seen worse.
i.e. sites that show on page with the url http://www.example.com http://www.example.com and another page with the URL http://www.example.com http://www.example.com and even after another click the URL http://www.example.com http://www.example.com with completely new content
and sites, that use a logic like this http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/this-should-be-the-seo-part-of-the-url http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/this-should-b... where http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/this-is-should-be-the-seo-part-of-the-url http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/this-is-shoul... and http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/tHIS-is-the-sEo-part-of-the-URL http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd/tHIS-is-the-s... show the same page, oh and of course http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd http://www.example.com/357893857435/sfjsfsfsfd also shows the same page.
oh, and cases where http://www.example.com/click1/click2/click3/item-id/123 http://www.example.com/click1/click2/click3/item-id/123 show the same page as http://www.example.com/click1/item-id/123 http://www.example.com/click1/item-id/123 which show the same page as http://www.example.com/click1/click2/click3/click4/item-id/123 http://www.example.com/click1/click2/click3/click4/item-id/1...
all of the examples above are far worse than bvb.de
- tsahyt 14y agoQuite frankly, I despise the use of "SEO URLs" altogether. It's basically a waste of bytes.
- davedx 14y agoNot if you view SEO as genuinely helping search engines to find content in a way that improves the discoverability of web pages. If it's purely to boost rankings artificially, then yes, I agree.
- nkozyra 14y agoSometimes, sometimes not. You can often compress a lot of ¶meter=value into a simple /value/ rewrite. This - by most accounts - makes it more SEO friendly. Granted, putting full sentences that match an article title is never necessary, but there are a lot of SEO tricks that can make a url not only "nicer" looking but also shorter.
- jeffasinger 14y agoSome of the best SEO URLs also tend to be human guessable URLs, which is definitely not a waste of bytes.