So I was wondering what do you guys think rate better.
Keep in mind it takes the same # of clicks to reach each file they are just named differently w/mod_rewrite.
Method #1
Code:
www.domain.com/article/category-name-#/article-name-#.html
Basicaly the article is burried 2 levels deep for the main category, and a sub-category would put it 3 levels deep away from the home directory.
Method #2
Code:
www.domain.com/#.php
The article appears to be in the 'root' directory of the website, and no matter where it is in the category structure it's always there. # is simply a number 1-???? whatever, and contains no letters or anything else.
Those are the 2 options I want discussed in this post, but from my standpoint I do something like
www.domain.com/a#-article-name.html for an article or
www.domain.com/c#-category-name.html for a category. I`ve also done #.domain.com/article-name.html and this really only helped mSN and they stopped allowing "this" to help boost your ranking.
So for the discussion Method #1 or Method #2 assuming both pages are setup identical with proper H1, Title, and Meta, etc, etc.
Which do you think would rank higher??