
August 18th, 2007, 03:45 PM
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Quote: | Originally Posted by EagleAmerican I just started a new site that is still in development but just about ready for the public. I am working on getting the PR up and getting the whole site into google. Right now there are a lot of different things in my view.php file that are read from the MySQL database. It works with view.php?id=XXX. Right now it goes up to somewhere around 100, but it will get higher in the future. How can I get each of those into google? I have a page right now called database.php that you can view all of them from. Will that take care of it? Only 2 of the current 100 are in google.
Thanks,
Adam |
Database driven pages are hard to be indexed. Specially when your page is replicated. Basically that is same page and pass different id parameter for every user. So indexing all pages separately is not logical, atleast by Google point of view.
What you can do is make the static content pages and optimize them for different keywords and then look for quality relevant links to your site. Getting high PR is not equivalent to high ranking.
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