ja1myn
Senior Member
- Feb 3, 2012
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I have a client who is not taking my advice. So I'm wondering if my solution would make sense or if it's just pointless.
Basically, the site has three main categories. Normally, a website would be structured like this:
www.site.com/category
www.site.com/category2
www.site.com/category3
My client is insisting on having these pages set up like this:
www.site.com/category/keyword
www.site.com/category2/keyword
www.site.com/category3/keyword
It's pointless.
The /category pages don't even have content on them. They think having a keyword after the category URL is going to help them.
My thought is since the /category URLs don't even serve a purpose, would it make sense to noindex them? If so, how does that effect how link juice from links built to the /category/keyword page travels?
Any input would be much appreciated.
Basically, the site has three main categories. Normally, a website would be structured like this:
www.site.com/category
www.site.com/category2
www.site.com/category3
My client is insisting on having these pages set up like this:
www.site.com/category/keyword
www.site.com/category2/keyword
www.site.com/category3/keyword
It's pointless.
The /category pages don't even have content on them. They think having a keyword after the category URL is going to help them.
My thought is since the /category URLs don't even serve a purpose, would it make sense to noindex them? If so, how does that effect how link juice from links built to the /category/keyword page travels?
Any input would be much appreciated.