My web site currently uses a script to build web pages depending on a
parameter
e.g. /index.php?id=1
e.g. /index.php?id=2
A friend recommends that I seperate all of my content into seperate
files and give them meaningful file names to aid SEO.
e.g. /web-page-title.php
e.g. /my-next-web-page-title.php
My thoughts are that rather than build new files everytime, I could
just use meaningful names in my parameter for the same effect on SEO.
e.g. /index.php?page=web-page-title
e.g. /index.php?page=my-next-web-page-title
Am I correct, or would a search engine pay no notice to the names of
my parameters?
Thanks!
IMHO yes it does make a difference.
If you're on a windows server then try out ISAPI rewrite.
Then you could use something like:
www.yoursite.com/1/web-page-title.htm or
www.yoursite.com/2/next-web-page-title.htm
ISAPI rw would filter this incoming url and send it /index.php?id=1 etc
Regards
Vance