: No, it isn't, at least for Google. Google use sitemap (create it! It's very important), and it generate breadcrumbs for you (on their results page), so the url becomes irrelevant. Some of

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No, it isn't, at least for Google. Google use sitemap (create it! It's very important), and it generate breadcrumbs for you (on their results page), so the url becomes irrelevant. Some of the top search results for various keywords provide websites with random IDs composed of integers.

People pointed it out here first: stackoverflow.com/questions/2114935/is-a-deep-directory-structure-a-bad-thing-for-seo
Provide Google your map (site structure), and they really will take care of the rest.

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