Google I/O 2009 - Site Review by the Experts
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Google I/O 2009 - Site Review by the Experts
even then, it still redirects me to the deep URL. And so if you can, it's much better if you can stick with short URLs, if they can be very memorable, if you don't have to fight with your CMS. And the thing is, it's 2009. We shouldn't be fighting with CMSes at this point. If there's a CMS that isn't built to be search engine friendly, consider going to a different CMS, right? Be that voice that says, "You know what? "If the CMS hasn't even thought "about what search engines might do, "maybe ...