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I have a following website with some products: http://www.lay-z.net/beanbags.php

When a user clicks on a product it makes a call to the database and fills the site with necessary information: http://www.lay-z.net/product.php#Darling-Premium

But this link is dynamic and when I search for this product in lets say google search, it doesn't get listed in the results.

Is there a way to make this content indexed by search engines?

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  • This is a big topic. The answer would not fit in a few paragraphs. To get started look up "crawlable AJAX" and "push state". Commented Dec 2, 2016 at 14:43

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If you want a page to be indexed you need to change something in the URL that distinguishes it from the rest, so a search engine can refer to it directly.

In the case of dynamic pages the common practice is to change the parameters of the url.

For example in the page example.com/page.php If the content changes after some user interaction you can add a parameter example.com/page.php?content=other that will be enough for a SE to be able to index it.

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  • But the url is already changed - I added a hashtag and the name of the product: product.php#Darling-Premium
    – mirta
    Commented Dec 2, 2016 at 13:51
  • @mirta what happens after you send that to google it search console? Or add that URL to your sitemap too
    – marcanuy
    Commented Dec 2, 2016 at 14:12
  • I have added it to the sitemap 4-5 hours ago. And When I try to fetch it as google in search console, it just removes the #something and redirects to products.php
    – mirta
    Commented Dec 2, 2016 at 15:00

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