BHAlienServices
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Hi guys, i have one page in my site , and all the others is posts. is this wrong ? should i use the post as page?
site structure.
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- May 2, 2010
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A page really is a static page that never changes, like a contact page or about us, for example, and a post should be about the actual content of the site. So no depending on your content, you may have instinctively done the right thing. You can use a page as a static silo top level page, where your posts come from (connecting via category)
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- Nov 23, 2020
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It's a simple blog structure. If you post articles on your site - that is exactly the right stuff for you
BaldHat616
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Depending on the niche & size of your blog i´d recommend you to use categories for proper url-structuring your site.
I´ve had good results switching from just blog.com/postxyz to blog.com/category/postxyz
I´ve had good results switching from just blog.com/postxyz to blog.com/category/postxyz
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also the right one. As for me, I usually hide categories from the URL structure:
domain.com/what-is-the-best-book-to-read
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There's no distinction between pages and posts. They're all unique URLs in crawler terms.