Which URL format is Good for SEO

[iastitlesearch]

Hi,

I want to know which URL format is good for SEO

Ex:

www [dot] example [dot] com/seo
www [dot] example [dot] com/seo.php
www [dot] example [dot] com/seo/
www [dot] example [dot] com/seo.html

[zydexindustries]

http://www.example.com/category-keyword/subcategory-keyword/primary-keyword.html

[dennis123]

Hi Friends,
It's May be
www [dot] example [dot] com/seo

[jayam]

Prefer Static URLs over Dynamic URLs A static URL (http://www.example.com/category/...) does not change and hence does not have any unnecessary parameters. It is a user friendly and an SEO friendly URL as it includes the keywords which are easily comprehensible by the users as well as the Search Engines.

[dombowkett]

In my opinion, third option is can be helpful to optimize your URLS.

[pharmasecure]

Always use keyword URLs. People are searching for a product name, movie title, kind of flower or job title. They are not searching for a randomly database assigned ID#. Never use GUID URLs.

[vashilove]

I think this url format is good "www [dot] example [dot] com/seo.php"

[yuva12]

Always edit a page's URL to be relevant. ...
Follow a standard URL structure. ...
Keep it short and simple. ...
Use your primary keyword. ...
Use hyphens to separate words. ...
Remove stop words. ...
Use canonical tags where needed.

[iastitlesearch]

Thanks for your feedback friends.

[ritesh3592]

I would prefer to go with the third one.

[Lxhotel]

Everything is good except third one. The URL should be SEO and User friendly.

[sophiawils59]

I will suggest to select the third one!!

[stallonemanorre]

I think this URL www [dot] example [dot] com/seo.php Structure is Good.

[GeethaN]

In regards to URL structure for SEO, a few key elements to consider.
Keep your URLs short – your site has done a good job of this
Ensure the your folder and content architecture has a logical hierarchy, as this is important to the search engines
For example, I’m not sure if “podio” is a keyword that the search engines will understand what content it pertains to, which makes the current hierarchy a little bit less relevant
It would be better to have your URLs go something like this: www.vungle.com/web-apps/easy-webforms-app
Use relevant keywords in your URLs
Use static URLs – your site is doing a good job of this
Keep all URLs written using lowercase letters, as URLs are case sensitive – this looks good
Use dashes vs. underscores – this looks good