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    static pages vs. dynamic pages

    Hello Guys,

    which is better for seo static page like
    something-number.html
    or dynamic page like
    something.php?id=number

    and does it make big difference in page ranking and positioning in search engines when page is static or dynamic?

    please advice

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    Overly complex URLs, especially those containing multiple parameters, can cause a problems for crawlers by creating unnecessarily high numbers of URLs that point to identical or similar content on your site. As a result, Googlebot may consume much more bandwidth than necessary, or may be unable to completely index all the content on your site.

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    I believe static pages are better because they are more commonly used than dynamic.

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    static page is better, if your web site having dynamic page then first you convert that page in to static.

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    Quote Originally Posted by granite4less View Post
    static page is better, if your web site having dynamic page then first you convert that page in to static.
    if my websites gets dynamic data from database ho can this be converted to static page?

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    If a page is dynamic, you can use mod-rewrite to clean up the url so that it looks like a static link and is more search engine friendly.

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    Quote Originally Posted by Django View Post
    If a page is dynamic, you can use mod-rewrite to clean up the url so that it looks like a static link and is more search engine friendly.
    I think that will make site take longer time to load and also may cause heavy load on the server, doesn't it?
    is there any way like to generate static pages when data is changed or something?

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    You are pretty much better off using static pages. They are better with Google. Go for static pages if you can.
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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    According to me static pages are better than dynamic pages.most commonly static pages are used.

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    Re: static pages vs. dynamic pages

    Ive achieved great success by using url rewrtite


    Code:
    RewriteRule ^newreply/(.*) newreply.(php)?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=434189
    /newreply.(php)?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=434189

    Becomes

    /newreply/434189

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