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Looking for some SEO advice…
http://www.example.com/web-design-services.html -OR- http://www.example.com/webdesignservices/
From an SEO perspective, assuming that the site will have multiple pages that fall under the criteria of ‘Web Design Services’ – would it be beneficial to have the root page for the services be an, ‘index.html’ within a root-folder of ‘/webdesignservices/’ or should it remain as, ‘web-design-services.html’ from the root of the website?
My thoughts are that search engines like to see you put similar pages in a respective subroot with an associated/topical name. However, you then would need to name the default/root file of that subroot to ‘index.html’ – in order to have it displayed when navigating to that directory. Am I then to assume that that page inherits the SEO value of the containing folder, i.e. ‘index.html’ pulls rank with ‘/webdesignservices/’ ?
I really look forward to any/all feedback on the topic – as I am just not able to get my head wrapped around this seemingly common aspect of site structure in terms of search engine indexing.
Thank you for your time.
http://www.example.com/web-services/
http://www.example.com/web-services/project-1.html
http://www.example.com/web-services/project-2.html
You should always structure your site with subfolders – it will always provide a much cleaner url. Having said that, you can achieve the same as above by going:
http://www.example.com/web-services-project-1.html
…but that doesn’t look as clean to me.
Another good forum to ask questions about search engine optimization is SEO chat
I think your question is easily solved with a 301 redirect by the way
If you are having multiple pages in a category called "webdesignsevices" then you should have it as folder name and rest should be fall under that category.