dynamic URLS convert to static URLS for search engines

[Steve T.]

We use ASP.net and all our pages are dynamically created and search engines such as Google does not like dynamically created pages to index. What is the best and easiest method to set up the server to produce static pages so search engines such as google can index them

Thanks in advance
Steve T.

 

[Jan Tielens]

I suggest you post your question in the ASP.NET newsgroup, this on is for
web services...

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We use ASP.net and all our pages are dynamically created and search

engines such as Google does not like dynamically created pages to index.
What is the best and easiest method to set up the server to produce static
pages so search engines such as google can index them ?

 

[Steve T.]

This is the right section - I am talking about Web Services not page help !!!!!

 

[Michael Pearson]

Web services <> Search Engine stuff

This is the right section - I am talking about Web Services not page help

!!!!!

 

[Jan Tielens]

So you want google to index your webservice responses?

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Greetz,
Jan
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This is the right section - I am talking about Web Services not page help

!!!!!

 

[Steve T.]

I have found a freeware utility that surpasses the commercial versions called URL Replacer - good for renaming pages that have default.aspx?abc_replacePane=133;and_so_on=12345 to mainpage.asp or some other name

http://www.motobit.com/help/url-replacer-rewriter/iis-mod-rewrite.asp - if you find something better - I am all ears

Thanks
Steve T.

 

[Jan Tielens]

do you want to index sites (ASP.NET pages) or web services (XML)?

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Jan
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Yes I want google to index my sites. If this is the wrong news group -

you may want to give me the exact URL for it under Microsoft Communities.

 

[Steve T.]

I would like to index my asp.net pages - the application I downloaded called URL Replacer - it seems to work - however, we haven't tested it against Google.com's search engine

Thanks again
Steve T

----- Jan Tielens wrote: ----

do you want to index sites (ASP.NET pages) or web services (XML)

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Greetz
Ja
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Read my weblog: http://weblogs.asp.net/ja

Yes I want google to index my sites. If this is the wrong news group

you may want to give me the exact URL for it under Microsoft Communities