File names are important for SEO. So is having your domain name in it. However, when I shrink (w/ a custom name), something like:
http://www.duo.agprods.com/duo-movie-trailers/
I get:
http://adf.ly/6217586/duo-movie-trailers
So,to link to this page, from within my site or from anywhere, I now have to link to a page on a different domain?
I don't get it. Does the page and every link to it need to be changed? Does the page need to be re-indexed by SE's? What about incoming links to the original URL? Am I going to lose them? Otherwise, what about duplicates? And how does this "shrink" the URL?
I must be missing something. Could someone explain please? Thanks.
How to make your "Shrunk" website SE friendly?
Re: How to make your "Shrunk" website SE friendly?
Someone gave a solution for this already - your link should look something like the below if you are linking from your own website:
Linking from other websites will only be possible if they allow you to insert the above code.
My problem with the code is that it opens in the same window, and just by setting the target attribute to "_new" will not do anything, as the onClick JavaScript event has priority. I'm looking for a solution to open a new window and still keep SEO factor for he targeted link without having a separate script in my header.
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<a href="http://www.duo.agprods.com/duo-movie-trailers/" onclick="location.href='http://adf.ly/6217586/duo-movie-trailers'">Description</a>
My problem with the code is that it opens in the same window, and just by setting the target attribute to "_new" will not do anything, as the onClick JavaScript event has priority. I'm looking for a solution to open a new window and still keep SEO factor for he targeted link without having a separate script in my header.