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  • Dealing with Dynamic Pages
    Date: 2005-09-29  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Many years ago, when search engine spiders saw a URL that seemed like it went to a dynamically generated site (because it had a bunch of parameters in it like question marks, equal signs, etc.), they wouldn't attempt to crawl it.
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  • Optimizing Dynamic Pages - Part II  pop
    Date: 2003-09-17  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Outlines methods that will help search engine robots to find the dynamic pages on your site. This means that the important content on those pages is more likely to be included in the search engine databases, and that people will be better able to find you.
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  • A Dynamic Solution for Dynamic URLs  pop
    Date: 2003-09-08  Source: Search Engine Guide
    As a web developer and programmer I have been building and optimizing dynamic sites for the past 4 years. I knew going in that there were some problems with optimization of database-driven sites. The first step in programming a solution is identifying the problems you'll encounter implementing a solution. A major problem for dynamic sites is search engine visibility.
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  • Optimizing Dynamic Content for Search Engines  pop
    Date: 2003-08-11  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Over the years, the engines have tried to find ways of crawling dynamic content while avoiding dynamic spider traps. One technique they use is crawling dynamic URLs that are linked to from pages with static URLs. For example, if you give your site map page a static URL, but have links to dynamic URLs within its content, there's a good chance that the leading engines will crawl those links.
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  • Optimizing Dynamic Pages - Part I
    Date: 2003-08-07  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Search engine robots are very simple creatures. They can 'read' text, and they can follow links. That's it. Robots cannot view a Flash movie, they cannot fill in a form, and they cannot click a 'submit' button.
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  • Dynamic Urls  pop
    Date: 2002-12-19  Source: Search Engine Optimization Support Forums
    It's a fairly simple topic, but it seems to have become more popular as late. What effect do dynamic urls have on rankings.
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  • Optimization of Dynamic Sites Requires Precision  pop
    Date: 2002-11-12  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Dynamic sites require highly specialized search engine marketing strategies. Learn how dynamic databases are created, why they are hard to index, and what strategies can be used to increase dynamic site visibility.
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  • Dynamic Page Optimization and Search Engine Inclusion
    Date: 2002-03-15  Source: Search Engine Guide
    Optimizing large, dynamically driven web sites can be difficult without the right toolbox of ideas and technology available. Lander reviews some options and lays down the groundwork for getting a great optimization plan going on these dynamically generated giants.
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