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 [Seomoz.org] SEOmoz Blog | 11 Best Practices for URLs: Regarding your specific points, they generally all make sense, although there isn't a really difference between "static" and "dynamic" as far as URLs are concerned - they are *uniform*, independent of the implementation. Oh yeah, and the path part doesn't necessarily mean folders.

 [Mattcutts.com] Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO » 2006 Pubcon in Vegas: Wednesday: This begets the question: why should a quality website be negatively impacted by some random sites that the webmaster has for fun/experimentation/future plans? I have various sites that I’m posting bits of junk on just so that I reserve the name and so that Google sees that the site has been in existence for a while (your algorithms seem to heavily weight a site’s age so it’s important to keep it up).

[Entrepreneurs-journey.com] Search Engine Optimization » Internet Business Blog ...: That’s not to say you won’t find fantastic content on SEO - topics like link building, constructing websites for SEO, evaluating link exchange partners, buying links, free links, keywords, site navigation, internal linking, title tags and generating content (etc) are all covered. Aaron realized that not everyone was going to read his book from start to finish so he has clearly categorized each section in the book and provides a quick start checklist at the end too, so if you are like me hunting for the goods in between what you already know, it shouldn’t take too long to find what you are a looking for.

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