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Content Silo Default Page Structuring
What is the best way to structure content silos?
Is it an SEO best practice to create a `server recognized default page`, like index.html for each content silo?
Examples (not actual pages): Which is most powerful from an SEO perspective?
1. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/NikeJordenLine.html" with no server default page.
2. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/" linking to the server’s default (index.html)
3. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/index.html"
Thank you.
Is it an SEO best practice to create a `server recognized default page`, like index.html for each content silo?
Examples (not actual pages): Which is most powerful from an SEO perspective?
1. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/NikeJordenLine.html" with no server default page.
2. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/" linking to the server’s default (index.html)
3. "http://ShoeStore.com/Shoes/BasketballShoes/Nike/index.html"
Thank you.
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You can now markup your pages to indicate the breadcrumb trail to Google. This may become a stronger way to create silos in the future:
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=185417