#URL structure
URL structure is how the addresses of a website’s pages are built and organized. Clean, readable URLs help people understand where a link leads and can give search engines a small hint about the content. Good URLs are short, lowercase, use hyphens between words and avoid unnecessary parameters and dates. Changing URLs later requires redirects, so it pays to get them right early. The articles under this tag explain how to write page slugs and plan a URL structure that lasts.
1. okt 2026 · 7 min lugemistInternationalized Domain Names: IDNs, Punycode and SEO
Domains with local letters like ü, ą or Cyrillic work in search, but they bring practical trade-offs. How IDNs and punycode work and when…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistURL Fragments and Hash URLs: How Search Engines Treat #
Everything after # in a URL is usually ignored by search engines. What that means for jump links, hash routing in single-page apps, tracking…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistGeneric ccTLDs Like .io, .co and .ai: How Search Treats Them
Some country domains, such as .io and .co, are treated as generic by Google. Learn what that means for targeting, when a gccTLD is…
28. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistSeasonal Pages and SEO: Keep One URL Year After Year
How to handle seasonal pages like Black Friday: one permanent URL, yearly updates, the year in titles, off-season content, timing, and merging old yearly…
21. aug 2026 · 8 min lugemistShould You Translate URL Slugs on a Multilingual Site?
Translated or original-language slugs? The SEO and usability trade-offs, handling accents and non-Latin scripts, and changing slugs without losing traffic.
13. aug 2026 · 7 min lugemistSEO-Friendly URLs: How to Write Clean Page Slugs
How to write clean, SEO-friendly URLs: slug rules, flat vs nested folders, parameters and duplicates, and how to change URLs safely without losing traffic.