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Tag Archives: clean urls
Why do some websites remove .HTML from the URL?
It is more user friendly and SEO friendly to have “clean urls” that are easy to read and remember. A lot of website builders, like UltimateWB, let you choose the page URL without the .html, or whatever the extension is. … Continue reading
How to switch your web hosting/website builder AND Keep Your SEO/Ranking/Traffic
All the hard work into creating your website, building links to your webpages and celebrating your first page ranking on Google…you don’t want to lose all that after switching your web hosting and/or website builder. So how to keep your … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Hosting, Website Builder Software Comparison
Tagged clean urls, compare website builders, cross-browser compatibility, cross-platform compatibility, downloadable software, hosted solution, pretty urls, responsive, responsive app, search engine optimization, self-hosted solution, seo, seo tool, site ranking, web traffic, Wix
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Wix website builder does not offer clean & pretty urls
Update June 2016: Wix now offers clean & pretty urls to its customers on the main pages, but not all pages like product pages, as noted on their website. If you choose Wix as your website builder, you will not … Continue reading
Posted in Website Builder Software Comparison
Tagged ajax, clean urls, compatibility, flash, html5, javascript, pretty urls, responsive website, seo friendly urls, user friendly, Wix
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How backlinks can hurt your website’s SEO, Google Page Rank, and traffic
Here’s a scenario: You thought you were doing something good by hiring a marketing company to do some SEO (search engine optimization) and social media/pr for you. Ultimately, to increase your search engine ranking, your Google page rank, and traffic to … Continue reading
What are pretty or clean URLs? They are good and UltimateWB has them!
If you’re shopping around for a website builder, chances are you came across the term pretty URLs, or clean URLs. If you’re wondering what makes a url pretty or clean, here’s the scoop. First things first, it’s good to know … Continue reading