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Just the same as you would create a catalog in Business Catalyst and add a product to it, I was wondering if you could create two pages, put a page under a parent page to create a similar link effect like a catalog does.
An example would be "www.website.com/treadmills". If treadmills were the catalog and I created a e-commerce product called "version-one" it would become "www.website.com/treadmills/version-one"
To my knowledge by clicking through each link you are awarded points from google that adds relevancy and ranking to the previous page. Could you do the same with a folder and two pages? Example below.
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Does the above method work the same as a catalog and product?
Thank you,
Gene
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Hi there Gene.
- You create a folder of the name you want it to be.
- Inside your folder you create an index.html for the main page
- You create other pages inside that folder
This gives you:
website.com/myfoldername - Goes to index.html page
website.com/myfoldername/ - Goes to index.html page
website.com/myfoldername/anotherpage - goes to your other pages.
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Hello Liam,
Fig.1 has pages that are in the root folder of the website(level 1). Fig.2 is how I would like my websites internal links to work. We want to push "price-match-equipment" page below the "why-fitness" page in site hierarchy(level 2). Do we create a folder in the root called "why-fitness" and assign the "price-match-equipment" page to that folder in order to promote correct internal links in Business Catalyst? Looking at it from the front end makes sense, but is it a direct link from the backend?
fig.1 would have URLS such as
www.home.com/price-match-equipment
www.home.com/why-fitness
fig.2 is how I want to structure the site by adding a folder(why-fitness) in the root folder with the same name as the page
www.home.com/why-fitness
www.home.com/why-fitness/price-match-equipment
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You know its always better to keep it closer to the root anyway. No reason you need the above but if you do you just need to do exactly what I said.