AWS predictions

[Kyle]

I'm sorry, but I am done posting and continuing this garbage thread. So now Mod Rewrite = trick/hack!!!

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL!

[r2d2]

Ive never quite got this mod rewrite trick/hack whatever sorted, confused between whats Mr rat's and whats Nintendo's etc, so can anyone tell me if my AWS URLs eg:

www. discount-plasma-tv.com/plasma-products/B0001YYNLC/Panasonic-TC-32LX20-32

could be better for SEO using this Nintendo trick? Guess I could add '.html' to make it look nicer...

Gonna be hard to cut out AWS pages, would be difficult for Google to know whether they are cutting out Amazons content I think, without some kind of hard coding, which G obviously doesnt want.

[Mike]

I think that URL is perfect r2

[AndyH]

Vicente Duque - your comments are logically flawed.

First, who is going to delete these associates? Amazon? The same Amazon that we make millions per quarter for?

I also don't see how using mod_rewrite or any other means to create a large comprehensive AWS site is going to mean it perishes - what is the difference from doing that and doing it by hand, one product at a time; which is what you are suggesting will not perish, no?

[AndyH]

r2d2 - It is possible that Google and other search engines crawl more pages if the URLs are shorter. Oh and having "plasma-products" in the URL is not needed (is it?) and is just weakening your keyword density.

[r2d2]

Thats my php script thats gets the product info using the ASIN, the product name isnt used at all. I could rename it, but I do need something in there.

Guess I could make the '/' after the ASIN a '-' so it doesnt look like a folder, think I'll do that when I get time. Thanks for pointing out Andy.