I’m currently working on updating a site, and now I’m a bit puzzled as to how I should name the different webpage… Mostly I’m interested to know if it makes a difference for (mostly) google if I use a “-” in the pagename..
So is there a difference between:
xhttp://mysite.lq/pokerroom.html
and
xhttp://mysite.lq/poker-room.html
Thx for your time.. ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />
google reads 2 important words in the url
instead of one
(that is presuming you want to optimize for poker and room
not for pokerroom)
I’ve used the “-” in the names, also because it’s easier for people to read when (if) it comes up in a search engine..
thx again for the input so far..
More myth and rumour – or do you have something to back this up.
I see no difference between “-” or “_” and I don’t think Google does either.
you will notice both casinobonus and casino bonus is highlighted which tells me google can still pick out the keywords eventhough I did not use a hyphen. So bottom line, underscore, hyphen or running the words together, I don’t think it really makes a difference with the exception of it looking a little prettier with a hyphen.
I agree … underscore and hyphen are the same … I would not run the words together though.
However as an old programmer I’ve got used to seeing underscore on variable names for years and treating it as a space character … so I prefer underscores.
:hattip:
btw,the highlightning doesnt say anything, meaning its not the way google looks at words, its a different thing
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