Do Numbers in the Permalink affect SEO

I am building a NEXT JS app that fetches videos and uses dynamic routes based on id.

I end up with URLs that have numbers. For example:
https:xyz.com/videos/1
https:xyz.com/videos/2

Will this affect SEO?

Assclown said:

I am building a NEXT JS app that fetches videos and uses dynamic routes based on id.

I end up with URLs that have numbers. For example:
https:xyz.com/videos/1
https:xyz.com/videos/2

Will this affect SEO?

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It doesn't affect SEO at all.

Keywords in URLs and URL slugs are generally one of the minor SEO factors,
Don't worry about it,

Personally, I would make sure to get the best possible output,
As long as it won't take too long to change/fix, not for an old website that already ranks, and won't cause technical problems,
Just a small contribution for the longer-term overall UX, but again, SEO-wise, shouldn't be considered as a problem

Assclown said:

I am building a NEXT JS app that fetches videos and uses dynamic routes based on id.

I end up with URLs that have numbers. For example:
https:xyz.com/videos/1
https:xyz.com/videos/2

Will this affect SEO?

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It's fine, but personally I'd still go for a slug-based identifier based on the video title, just for appearance sakes if nothing else. Eg. https:xyz.com/videos/my-great-video or even https:xyz.com/videos/1/my-great-video (this one you can still use your numerical id)

I like my permanent to read well and pretty, i don’t put numbers in the slug unless it’s necessary like version download