
06-03-2008, 11:42 AM
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Re: HELP: Why is PR different on URL when capitalized instead of Lowercase ?
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Originally Posted by mjtaylor
So, yes, it's important to be consistent with the URLs and they should be made all the same. But the question remains unanswered: do we think the position in the SERPs will drop as a result?
For example, let's say a given page domain.com/PageName.html has toolbar PR and domain.com/pagename.html doesn't ... if all the links are changed to the lower case version, is it reasonable to assume that the PR will get "reassigned" to the lower case page? I would assume yes, but I would be interested to get some confirmation.
If we assume all the PR is coming from internal links, this is a safe bet, isn't it?
But if some of the PR is coming from external links and they are coming to domain.com/PageName.html, will Google pass that PR onto domain.com/pagename.html?
What do you think?
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- Programmatically it is a simple task, but is there a
- semantic difference?
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