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Referral registry on website SEO when creating many URLs for a page that differ only by the name of the person that created the link

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I'm developing a referral system for my website, and the way it works now is to generate an unique urlURL like "www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL"www.example.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL. This page is just a normal registry page like the one found in "www.my_site.net/public/registry"www.example.net/public/registry, but with the text "You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER". As an example thereExample:

Registry page www.my_site.net/public/registry

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______ www.example.net/public/registry

password:______

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

Referral page www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______ www.example.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL

You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER*

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER

How is this going to affect the SEO of the site? It will be better to use the same registry URL with a parameter? O this parameter, imagine "www.my_site.net/public/registry/UNIQUE_URL"www.example.net/public/registry/UNIQUE_URL, will also affect the SEO?

Thanks!

I'm developing a referral system for my website, and the way it works now is to generate an unique url like "www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL". This page is just a normal registry page like the one found in "www.my_site.net/public/registry", but with the text "You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER". As an example there

Registry page www.my_site.net/public/registry

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

Referral page www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER*

How is this going to affect the SEO of the site? It will be better to use the same registry URL with a parameter? O this parameter, imagine "www.my_site.net/public/registry/UNIQUE_URL", will also affect the SEO?

Thanks!

I'm developing a referral system for my website, and the way it works now is to generate an unique URL like www.example.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL. This page is just a normal registry page like the one found in www.example.net/public/registry, but with the text "You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER". Example:

Registry page www.example.net/public/registry

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

Referral page www.example.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER

How is this going to affect the SEO of the site? It will be better to use the same registry URL with a parameter? O this parameter, imagine www.example.net/public/registry/UNIQUE_URL, will also affect the SEO?

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Referral registry on website SEO

I'm developing a referral system for my website, and the way it works now is to generate an unique url like "www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL". This page is just a normal registry page like the one found in "www.my_site.net/public/registry", but with the text "You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER". As an example there

Registry page www.my_site.net/public/registry

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

Referral page www.my_site.net/public/referral/UNIQUE_URL

name:_________

last-name:_________

email:______

password:______

You were referred by: NAME_LASTNAME_OF_USER*

How is this going to affect the SEO of the site? It will be better to use the same registry URL with a parameter? O this parameter, imagine "www.my_site.net/public/registry/UNIQUE_URL", will also affect the SEO?

Thanks!