From an SEO point of view is there any advantage to having separate pages on a website as opposed to one page which is dynamically populated with varying content drawn from a database. In particular, I am thinking of a restaurant website where the menu pages can either be separate pages or 1 page which is populated dynamically with different menus depending on a user selection in the navigation.
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Jump to PostFrom an SEO perspective, you would want different pages for the varying content. This way, each individual menu would rank in Google when searching for the particular food that it offers.
Jump to PostBecause Google search results aren't based off of realtime. Google's spider crawls the web and indexes the content of web pages into its database. Then, when you do a search, you are searching Google's database. (Google recrawls the same webpage either daily, weekly, monthly, etc. depending on how often it …
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