: Showing modified versions to search engines is called cloaking. Google will penalize sites that do that, whether the site is a single page website or not. Static html snapshots are fine

Showing modified versions to search engines is called cloaking. Google will penalize sites that do that, whether the site is a single page website or not. Static html snapshots are fine as long as:

Users and Googlebot see the same content
Googlebot can crawl the content
Users can land from search results "deep" in the site and see the specific content that they searched for.

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: Most CMS systems use a .htaccess file with some rewrite rules to handle all the URLs on your site. It is usually possible to add an exception to those rules such that certain files (such

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: HTTP meta refresh keeps looping in older browsers I added an HTTP meta refresh to my site like this: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://mysite.com"> but it seems that the browser

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: Can I redirect a root site under IIS to a subdirectory, without affecting other applications? I'm running IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008R2. I currently run a site at the root of mydomain.edu.

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: One way that I recommend is to collect customer testimonials from all the towns and regions that you service. Then you can have pages like: I used Joe's pluming service when my shower

: Showing modified versions to search engines is called cloaking. Google will penalize sites that do that, whether the site is a single page website or not. Static html snapshots are fine

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: Most CMS systems use a .htaccess file with some rewrite rules to handle all the URLs on your site. It is usually possible to add an exception to those rules such that certain files (such

: HTTP meta refresh keeps looping in older browsers I added an HTTP meta refresh to my site like this: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://mysite.com"> but it seems that the browser

: Can I redirect a root site under IIS to a subdirectory, without affecting other applications? I'm running IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008R2. I currently run a site at the root of mydomain.edu.

: One way that I recommend is to collect customer testimonials from all the towns and regions that you service. Then you can have pages like: I used Joe's pluming service when my shower

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