Last day I had a great discussion with my brother Usman on how to get ranked dynamic web pages in search engines compared to static web pages. As you all know that static page has great ability to rank up quickly in search engines than a dynamic page. From many years experts are finding ways to index more pages for a dynamic website in search engines, but they still can not able to give one best solution, as the dynamic website is more complicated than a static website.

Today I’m going to tell you how fast you can index your website pages in search engines, if they are dynamic. It is to observe that dynamic pages have same page title, description, and so called action. The internet used to consist of static web pages, i.e. web pages that are not changed before being displayed in a web browser. But on the other hand dynamic web pages are the average, because there is software that is on hand that changes the page before it is displayed in a web browser. The dynamic pages are not actually set up as HTML and then the search engines will never see the contents that are displayed in the browser such as page title, description, snippet, and body area.

Dynamic pages can be created by using web languages scripts such as ASP, PHP, Cold Fusion. These scripts normally used to call up and build the dynamic pages after the user inputs some data in a search program. It is often to watch that dynamic pages used characters in their URL, which put off the search engines from reading and indexing the data on that page, for example http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=cute%20ftp&tag=srch. The given URL set up an example of dynamic URL, it is clear to see that this URL has many characters which are directing search engines to do not visit. Irrational characters make the search engines obvious and creating bad impact on them for not visiting the dynamic URL. It is also observed that URL(s) often utilize Session IDs, the session IDs prevent search engines from following links on that page (or cause an overstated page count) and those pages don’t add PR from Google either (don’t submit your website to dynamic pages if not they are fleeting PR). There are lot ways of receiving just about this, but it necessitates particular software and additional time to do it which elevates operating cost for the client. Dynamic web pages can be used in a directory or database (as long as these products are also displayed in static pages) but they should never be used on the main pages of the website.

Finally, you should use mod-rewriting method to prevent and reduce overhauling effects from the URLs. For MOD-writing you can simply re-write the URLs and then make a redirect for each URL to the old URL. In the result you will get static pages as well as dynamic pages on the same platform. Static URLs indicates search engines for crawling and indexing the pages and dynamic helps to generate contents on the pages. For example the above URL can be written as http://www.download.com/cute-ftp.html . First you have to create the URL like this and then make a redirect to its older URL for getting data on page.

After re-writing the URLs, now you are able to get indexed as many as more pages of your website. But before doing anything on it, you have to first submit sitemap on to Google, Yahoo, Ask Jeeves for re-indexing of the web pages. Within a few days of submitting sitemap, you will get your pages indexed alongwith static URLs.