This is interesting.
I have always assumed that they are treated the same... however I may be all wrong.
I usually include the entire url even for internal links just to be safe.
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New to all of this and have started building sites taking seo into consideration.
On my sites I usually have:
index.htm, contactus.htm, aboutus.htm that all have the same navigation bar and so the links to each other.
I was wondering if it made a difference if these links to each other were the full "http://www.mydomain.com/contactus.htm" or simply "contactus.htm"
Will the search engines favor one or the other?
Thanks for your help.
This is interesting.
I have always assumed that they are treated the same... however I may be all wrong.
I usually include the entire url even for internal links just to be safe.
I'm guessing that they're treated the same by the search engines but it might be useful to know for sure...
I'm trying to get the edge!
Does anyone know out there?
The best way to link to your internal pages is using http://www.domain.com why? because it makes it easier for the spiders to crawl and it indexes faster because when the spider sees http:www.domain.com/contact.htm it relates contact.html to http:www.domain.com where as just making it contact.htm takes a little while linger to establish a relationship with that domain.
This is just my opinion which i have tryed the different methods out and http://www.domain.com/contact.htm seemed to work better.
Thank you
Sin
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