By: Richard
Hey guys Click depth is the important factor, where number of physical folders in the URL is a different (and less significant) variable. Thanks for the kind words Rishi, top writeup!!
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great writeup. Particularly love the category page optimisation chart, great to see all of these ideas in one place. Re folder depth – agree with Andy – but multi folder URL structures cause problems...
View ArticleBy: Sebastian
Exactly. SEs do process a dynamic breadcrumb like A::B::C::D::E on site.com/x just fine. They look at links but don’t count slashes in URIs. When there’s no ever static hierarchy, don’t create...
View ArticleBy: Jeffrey Smith
Finally, Someone got it right and had killer graphics to boot. Nice representation (particularly on click depth) or hops whatever preferred nomenclature one opts for. In my experience, the more hops...
View ArticleBy: Richard
Agree with Jaamit – the extra subfolders can obfuscate the URL displayed in the serp snippet too. I kind of try to avoid that where I can.
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By: Andy
How about we go back a few years and just do: site.com/blue-widgets site.com/blue-flashy-widgets And keep EVERYTHING in the root?
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