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Be among the first to take advantage of the new SE friendly linking codes in Lightspeed4, just released!Abra-cadabra!Comment
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what are SE friendly linking codes exactly?Comment
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I found a good explanation on google:
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Search Engine-Friendly URLs
This feature allows your site to display URLs that are easier for search engines to index. Normally, the URLs of a site look something like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/link.php?id=refcode
With the URL rewriting feature enabled, URLs will instead look like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/refcode/
This fools search engines into thinking that they are accessing a directory index rather than dynamic content, which greatly increasing the chance that your site will be thoroughly indexed.Abra-cadabra!Comment
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with that system can you do just a simple meta refresh on the /refcode/ to the id=refcode urL?Originally posted by Lightspeed
I found a good explanation on google:
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Search Engine-Friendly URLs
This feature allows your site to display URLs that are easier for search engines to index. Normally, the URLs of a site look something like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/link.php?id=refcode
With the URL rewriting feature enabled, URLs will instead look like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/refcode/
This fools search engines into thinking that they are accessing a directory index rather than dynamic content, which greatly increasing the chance that your site will be thoroughly indexed.Comment
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Interesting... I must think about it for a while:-)Originally posted by Lightspeed
I found a good explanation on google:
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Search Engine-Friendly URLs
This feature allows your site to display URLs that are easier for search engines to index. Normally, the URLs of a site look something like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/link.php?id=refcode
With the URL rewriting feature enabled, URLs will instead look like this:
http://www.yoursite.com/refcode/
This fools search engines into thinking that they are accessing a directory index rather than dynamic content, which greatly increasing the chance that your site will be thoroughly indexed.I am still looking for new mature trades. Let's tradeComment
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noOriginally posted by JupZChris
with that system can you do just a simple meta refresh on the /refcode/ to the id=refcode urL?Comment
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Thanks ;)Originally posted by Lightspeed
Be among the first to take advantage of the new SE friendly linking codes in Lightspeed4, just released!Comment
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Our program uses only SE friendly code, ie
<a href="[link]" on Click="window. open('http://tcsecure.com/eCom/getClick.php?id=[id]&a=[affiliate]'); return false;" target="_blank"><img src="http://tcsecure.com/eCom/getBanner.php?id=[id]&a=[affiliate]" width="200" height="100" border="0" alt=""></a>
We just overhauled the entire backend, partly for this reason.
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