: Dynamic content load from MongoDB and SEO I'm totally new to Web Development and i've made a website which load some content from Parse.com database (mongodb). So i have a website with totally

@Alves908

Google will see this buisnessdetails.php?id=12345 two ways; one is as a single page with a parameter, the second is as separate pages since the results are full, complete, and hopefully unique HTML content.

Keep in mind that Google keys its index off of two primary keys; the domain name and the full and complete URL. Each complete URL that returns a complete HTML page, will be indexed providing there is no penalty applied to the content.

However, there is some danger in what you are doing.

While Google will index your page with parameters as separate URLs, the semantics of the URL is weak.

For example, the id-12345 says nothing about the content presented. However, if the id were to be id=globalmarketingenterprisesinc then that adds value.

Even better yet, it would be far better to make friendly URLs such as /business details/global marketing enterprises inc/ that uses terms and brand names from ontologies, then you will be able to rank pages for search significantly better.

Keep in mind that Google is scrutinizing dynamic and automatic content carefully these days. It is understandable that data driven content exist, it is also advisable to make the data driven content as strong as it can be and signals quality, topic strength, and value.

So while Google will index your dynamic pages they exist today, the results will not perform anyway near as well as it can without turning the results into a friendly URL. I advise exploring how to make this happen for your site.

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