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Andrew Caruso
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I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs. (if you know C#, I'm using Context.RewritePath(....) to do it)

For example, I have anormally my page Url would be: "/products.aspx?itID=1" andbut with the new code you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

Should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the realregular URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

My reasoning is that google prefers a Url like "fruits/green-apple" over "product.aspx?fID=1", right?

EDIT: Tried to be more precise.

I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs.

For example, I have a page: "/products.aspx?itID=1" and you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

Should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the real URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs. (if you know C#, I'm using Context.RewritePath(....) to do it)

For example, normally my page Url would be: "/products.aspx?itID=1" but with the new code you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

Should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the regular URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

My reasoning is that google prefers a Url like "fruits/green-apple" over "product.aspx?fID=1", right?

EDIT: Tried to be more precise.

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Patrick Mevzek
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I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs.

For example, I have a page: "/products.aspx?itID=1" and you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

My question is shouldShould I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the real URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

Thank you.

I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs.

For example, I have a page: "/products.aspx?itID=1" and you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

My question is should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the real URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

Thank you.

I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs.

For example, I have a page: "/products.aspx?itID=1" and you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

Should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the real URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

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Andrew Caruso
Andrew Caruso
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Dynamic Pages & SEO Friendly URL in sitemap

I have a website built with C# that has some dynamic pages. And I've recently added some code to allow using SEO friendly URLs.

For example, I have a page: "/products.aspx?itID=1" and you can access it with "/Product-Name" as well.

My question is should I be putting the SEO Friendly URL in my sitemap instead of the real URL? I think the answer is yes, but I'm very new to this and would really appreciate some confirmation from someone with more experience.

Thank you.