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unor
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We have a single page website with a several products. We are currently using a navigation that utilizes anchor tags to scroll to a selected product. An agency has suggested (for better SEO) that we change those anchor tags to unique URLs. For example: www.mywebsite.com/#productnamewww.example.com/#productname to www.mywebsite.com/productnamewww.example.com/productname.

The page contains all data once it is loaded (no AJAX) so each URL will contain the same data but it will be scrolled to the selected product (the same functionality as an anchor URL.).

Will this actually improve SEO? My gut instinct is that it will not since the pages will all be the same.

We have a single page website with a several products. We are currently using a navigation that utilizes anchor tags to scroll to a selected product. An agency has suggested (for better SEO) that we change those anchor tags to unique URLs. For example: www.mywebsite.com/#productname to www.mywebsite.com/productname.

The page contains all data once it is loaded (no AJAX) so each URL will contain the same data but it will be scrolled to the selected product (the same functionality as an anchor URL.)

Will this actually improve SEO? My gut instinct is that it will not since the pages will all be the same.

We have a single page website with a several products. We are currently using a navigation that utilizes anchor tags to scroll to a selected product. An agency has suggested (for better SEO) that we change those anchor tags to unique URLs. For example: www.example.com/#productname to www.example.com/productname.

The page contains all data once it is loaded (no AJAX) so each URL will contain the same data but it will be scrolled to the selected product (the same functionality as an anchor URL).

Will this actually improve SEO? My gut instinct is that it will not since the pages will all be the same.

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Should a single page website use anchor tags or separate URLs for sections for best SEO?

We have a single page website with a several products. We are currently using a navigation that utilizes anchor tags to scroll to a selected product. An agency has suggested (for better SEO) that we change those anchor tags to unique URLs. For example: www.mywebsite.com/#productname to www.mywebsite.com/productname.

The page contains all data once it is loaded (no AJAX) so each URL will contain the same data but it will be scrolled to the selected product (the same functionality as an anchor URL.)

Will this actually improve SEO? My gut instinct is that it will not since the pages will all be the same.