Do you use the same URL structures for all of your global websites? This is not another top-level domain versus subdomain article. It’s one that goes deeper into the benefits of a standardized global ...

Google isn't concerned with how many slashes there are in a URL, so there's no need for an artificially flat URL structure. Google’s John Mueller says there’s no benefit to having an artificially flat ...

Google has updated its URL structure best practices help documentation - it was pretty much a rewrite but the overall guidance is not new. Google said they added "clearer flow and is easier to ...

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Google's John Mueller said on Twitter that the place where your URL structure matters most is likely with international websites and sites that have sections of adult oriented content. It will help ...

As SEO continues to shift in the AI era, fine-tuning every aspect of your site for both users and search engines is more important than ever. URLs, the digital pathways to your content, remain a ...

Website URLs should follow the same structure as where they are located on the website. For example, a Contact Us page will likely have the URL of case.edu/sitename ...