John from Switzerland asks “Can my URLs use local, non-English words?”
If your website targets users outside of English-speaking regions, and especially if those regions use non-latin characters, you might wonder if there are any implications regarding what can or cannot be used in URLs. We’ll answer that question and give some general tips in this episode of SEO Snippets.
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Thanks John.
Thank's John. But let me know what's the algorithms about File names? Is there any different between Persian File/Image names and English? How does Google do with them?
Thank you
Hey Mr. John, I love your content and i regular keep update myself through your videos. I work for Thailand country so is it ok for to read url language in Thai. How google will index or crawl it.
Thanks John
Thanks Mr Mueller. I always follow your hangouts. Now about this question, i think to length of non-english URLs like Persian or Arabic characters. is it ok? or not, the URL will be more long and will it have negative impact on the SEO?! i am confused about this for monthes. 🤔
Should we not use stop words in urls? For example, in prayer for health article should we remove the stop word for? Or it is fine to use the exact sentence?
I have had URLs with éèà and the issue is not related Google but it is related to the web server. It returned a 404 because of misconfiguration
Can we use Ajax in loading the parts of data on our website. Will that content be crawled and indexed ??
Thank you sir.
Can Googlebot crawl using HTTP/2 protocols?
Sir Google webmaster tools not working properly in this month ..What r u doing …. When you solve that problem
1:50 Why a lot of webmasters more likes dashes than underscore?
thank you!
Thank you John! Love the music too.