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WWW.STEPHANSPENCER.COM
JANUARY 12, 2009
[Navigation, Session ID] Should You Follow Google's New Recommendations on Dynamic URLs? Probably Not
As much as Id love to believe that Google no longer needs webmasters to clean up their URLs for Googlebot, the hard truth of the matter is that Googlebot STILL stumbles across the same content at varying URLs and mistakenly indexes all copies -- even returning one version of these URLs with some queries and other versions with other queries. FACT: URLs with keywords in them rank better in the SERPs than those with product IDs.
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WWW.TOPRANKBLOG.COM
APRIL 23, 2010
[Navigation, Session ID] B2B SEO - Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them
We’ve run into situations where title tags are hard coded exactly the same for all pages of a site, or Ajax or Flash are used to create navigation elements within product categories that are seen as one web page vs 5 or 6.
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WWW.SEOMOZ.ORG
NOVEMBER 17, 2011
[Navigation, Session ID] Duplicate Content in a Post-Panda World
This most frequently happens when navigation links from secure pages – like shopping cart pages – also end up secured, usually due to relative paths, creating variants like this: Ideally, these problems are solved by the site-architecture itself. 6) Session IDs.
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SEARCHENGINEWATCH.COM
APRIL 4, 2011
[Navigation, Session ID] Technical SEO: Tools and Approach
Tracking parameters, session IDs, and other gremlins can cause duplicate content and crawling problems. Navigations and crawl paths: While similar to crawl efficiency and accessibility, crawl paths are really the pathways given to a search engine.
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WWW.BRUCECLAY.COM
JANUARY 12, 2009
[Navigation, Session ID] Bruceclay.com - User Generated Content & Search - SEO Blog
Internet Marketing » Blog « Issues In Analytics | SEO Blog | Buzz Monitoring » August 23, 2007 User Generated Content & Search Posted by Lisa Barone Rebecca Lieb is moderating this morning’s User Generated Content & Search session with speakers Andrew Goodman (Page Zero Media), Matt McGee (Marchex) and Lee Odden (TopRank Online Marketing). Logical structure and cross linking, bread crumb navigation.
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