Google: URL Keywords Become Irrelevant Once a Page Has Content
Google's new video says keywords in URLs become basically irrelevant once a page has content. Here's what to do with domains, paths, emoji and underscores.
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Google's new video says keywords in URLs become basically irrelevant once a page has content. Here's what to do with domains, paths, emoji and underscores.
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