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URL Capitalization and SEO
URL Capitalization and SEO
| domainname.com/page1 | domainname.com/Page1 | |
| Your site is hosted on a Windows-based server | ||
| Header response when requested either of the two | 200 | 200 |
| Google’s reaction | Both URLs will be indexed and ranked. Obviously, this will cause some duplicate content issues but Google will most obviously be able to figure that out (by choosing one of them). What’s more important is that you are wasting plenty of link juice spreading it between the two versions. | |
| Your site is hosted on a Linux / Unix-based server | ||
| Header response when requested either of the two | 200 | 404 |
| Google’s reaction | Google will try to index both but will drop the 404-one. Again, you are wasting your link juice in this situation. What’s also important, you confuse your visitors by sending them to the non-existent page. | |
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