Would like to solicit opinions as to which of these (or another) filename formats would be best to use for SEO purposes.
Keyword1-Keyword2-Keyword3.html
Keyword1_Keyword2_Keyword3.html
Keyword1 Keyword2 Keyword3.html
(which would get converted to Keyword1%20Keyword2%20Keyword3.html)
Usually, you don’t do mass keywords in filename titles, below is a few examples I would use…
Article Called: How to Make Correct SEO Filenames
Example: how-make-correct-seo-filenames.html
Link Page with Humor Sites
Example #1:funny-websites.html
Example #2:funny-links.html
About Us Page for CyberTech
Example #1:about-cybertech-company.html
Review for a Movie called The SEOantor
Example #1: movie-review-the-seoantor.html
This is just some basic examples, do use words like “a” “and” “to” “the” search engines tend to not use these, trying searching for those terms you’ll get nothing.
Thanks guys. A dash is what I had planned on using. Think I’ll just stick with that. Wasn’t actually going to use mass keywords – bad example on my part. Filename will be the name of individual screensavers, like Cool-Cats-Screen-Saver.html
Which is better for domain name and/or url: hyphen (-), underscore(_), or plus sign(+)?
Hyphens and underscores are the best keyword delimiter you can use in your domain name or URL. They are seen as equal by all of the major search engines.
Keep in mind that Google may not be using underscores as separators yet.
Starting from scratch might as well do the - , but at this point it probably wouldn’t be worth renaming all your _ files and 301ing them if google is going to modify the algo anyways.