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Clients, Customers, Competitors, Corporates, Community, Collectives using this URL Search Module

So why do they use URL Search!

Use URL's like www.optx.com.au/urls
Higher Search Rankings
You want be able to use cleaner, shorter andSEO friendly URL's
You want your site to rank higher in Search Engine results
You want to eliminate broken links from your site and Search Engines
You want Search Engines to alway get the right page automatically even though the URL's have changed

Just add the name on the end of your URL and it will be found.

try and add the word, \Products to the end of the URL and the Products page comes up, so easy, \contacts find the contact page.

We at Optx have been adding the module to every site we have made, it just make sense to give the user the best experience and send them to the right page even if they don’t know the exact address when typing the name.

Close enough is good enough with URL Search.

Most of our sites are not DNN so things are more complicated. Since adding URL Search to DNN sites we have had many satisfied customers.

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URL Search

So why does URL Search work to improve your website ranking, well read this clipping from Google

Google's Search Engine Optimization

Consider what happens when a user removes part of your URL

Some users might navigate your site in odd ways, and you should anticipate this.

For example, instead of using the breadcrumb links on the page, a user might drop off a part of the URL in the hopes of finding more general content.

He or she might be visiting http://www.brandonsbaseballcards.com/news/2008/upcoming-baseball-card-shows.htm, but then enter http://www.brandonsbaseballcards.com/news/2008/ into the browser's address bar, believing that this will show all news from 2008.

Is your site prepared to show content in this situation or will it give the user a 404 ("page not found" error)?

What about moving up a directory level to http://www.brandonsbaseballcards.com/news/?

Read this complete pdf for your self at Google's Search Engine Optimization PDF

URL Friendly Demo

So what can it do!

Below is a list of pages from our site where you can see the page names ,Title, Description and Keywords. Notice how long the url's are!

http://www.optx.com.au/url Test
http://www.optx.com.au/Optimised Test
http://www.optx.com.au/shots Test
http://www.optx.com.au/Templates Test
http://www.optx.com.au/SearchEngine Test
http://www.optx.com.au/SEO Test

Try typing in another browser window http://www.optx.com.au/url notice you get taken to the "DotNetNuke friendly urls Module page" now change the word "URL" to any of the words in the page names ,Title, Description or Keywords.
Our "DotNetNuke friendly urls Module" will search through the sites pages and find the first page that matches the parameter you have entered, it's case sensitive also!

FullUrl	TabName	Title	Description	KeyWords
http://www.optx.com.au/SearchEngineOptimisation/tabid/1702/Default.aspx	Search Engine Optimisation	Search Engine Optimisation	Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, SEO experts, Search Engine Optimisations, SEO techniques, search results pages, DNN Search Engine Optimisation,Optimised for Search Engines	Search, Engine, Optimisation, SEO, SEO experts, Search Engine Optimisations, SEO techniques, search results pages, DNN Search Engine Optimisation, Optimised for Search Engines
http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/tabid/1015/Default.aspx	Optx DotNetNuke Modules	Optx DotNetNuke Modules	DotNetNuke Modules, DotNetNuke Configuration,custom modules, custom solutions, made to order modules, SendtoFriend module, Examination Module, VoteForMe Module, SmartGrid Module, SubscribetoRoles Module	DotNetNuke Modules, SendtoFriend module, Examination Module, VoteForMe Module, SmartGrid Module, SubscribetoRoles Module
http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/DotNetNukefriendlyurlsModule/tabid/1704/Default.aspx	DotNetNuke friendly urls Module	DotNetNuke friendly urls Module	DotNetNuke DNN Search Engine Optimization Module,Make your urls search engine friendly, DotNetNuke friendly urls	DotNetNuke, DNN, Search Engine Optimization Module, DotNetNuke Search Engine Optimization (DNN SEO), Make your urls search engine friendly
http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/DotNetNukefriendlyurlsModule/URLFriendlyScreenshots/tabid/1788/Default.aspx	URL Friendly Screen shots	URL Friendly Screen shots	URL Friendly Screen shots	URL Friendly Screen shots
http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/DotNetNukefriendlyurlsModule/FriendlyURLdemo/tabid/1789/Default.aspx	Friendly URL demo	Friendly URL demo	Friendly URL demo, Optx DotNetNuke friendly urls Module	Friendly URL demo, Optx DotNetNuke friendly urls Module
http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/OnlineDocumentCreator/tabid/346/Default.aspx	Online Document Creator	Optx Online Document Creator	Optx Online Document Creator your can create professional looking documents that could be used for newsletters, brochures, fliers, leaflets, pamphlets or handouts with reporting.	Optx Online Document Creator, Template, Templates, Editable, Selectable, content, Articles, Article, Spots, Template spots, newsletters, brochures, fliers, leaflets, pamphlets or handouts

Running this demo in debug mode

To run this demo in debug mode is a simple process of pressing the "Run Debugging" link button to turn on Debugging.

Running in Debug mode give you the capability to see what happening to each URL's redirect. Instead to going to the page you see a report of where you would have been sent!

A cookie will be written to your browser allowing this browser to see the report only.
The cookie will last for 15 minutes
The debug MSG will change to display "Debugging will end at " and the time

Making some short URL redirects

Using the module enter http://www.optx.com.au/ into the Redirect URL and add on the end something like http://www.optx.com.au/abc

Now select or type in where you want this URL to be sent http://www.optx.com.au/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx our home page in this case, but the page doesn't need to be on your site, e.g. http://www.google.com.au/

URL Search

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$Why add a custom URL. A custom URL will give you the ability to create dedicated URL’s that forward the user to a set page or even another site. This is the first place that will be searched to see if any incoming URL match up to the ones on the list on the left, if they do they will be redirected straight to the redirect URL on the right. Enter the URL you want to have redirected into the box under the Label "Redirect URL". This must be a valid URL/Website address e.g. http://www.mysite.com/ Being a valid URL means on special characters in the URL. You can add subfolders on the end e.g. http://www.mysite.com/product_a URL's don't need to be any peculiar format, they can be any number or letter. e.g. http://www.mysite.com/a or http://www.mysite.com/123 The URL you enter must unique and not already in the list of incoming URL's. Then either select the URL or enter the URL where you want them to be sent too. If you enter a URL it must be valid and follow these rules This must be a valid URL e.g. http://www.mysite.com/ Being a valid URL means on special characters in the URL. This URL doesn't need to be a URL on your site. If you are running this on your local website you will need to manually add your URL to the xml file in DesktopModules\Optx_URLSearch folder name like <<PortalID>>_Custom404Error.xml. If no xml file exists add any URL in and press add, and then you will find a xml file located in the DesktopModules\Optx_URLSearch folder$ How to add a URL Redirect.

$Enter the URL you want to have redirected into the box. This must be a valid URL e.g. http://www.mysite.com/ Being a valid URL means no special characters in the URL. You can add subfolders on the end e.g. http://www.mysite.com/product_a URL's don't need to be any peculiar format, they can be any number or letter. e.g. http://www.mysite.com/a or http://www.mysite.com/123 The URL you enter must unique and not already in the list of incoming URL's. If you are running this on your local website you will need to manually add your URL to the xml file in DesktopModules\Optx_URLSearch folder name like <<PortalID>>_Custom404Error.xml. If no xml file exists add any URL in and press add, and then you will find a xml file located in the DesktopModules\Optx_URLSearch folder$ Redirect URL	Current URL	Show Add URL
	Show site URLs

This is where all the URL's redirect are listed
Incoming URL is the URL that is sent to your site that doesn't exists
The redirect to URL is a URL on your site or another site where the user will be
taken too.
To remove/delete a URL click the delete button and the URL will be deleted.

Removing URL's Redirects:

Incoming URL	Redirect to URL	Remove
http://www.optx.com.au/Flyer12	http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/URLSearch/URLSearchdemo/tabid/1789/Default.aspx	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/wys	http://wys.optx.com.au	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/URLSearchBuy	http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=17018	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/finance	http://finance.yahoo.com/	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/Testthing	http://www.optx.com.au/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/Thisisatest	http://www.optx.com.au/OptxDotNetNukeModules/URLSearch/URLSearchScreenshots/tabid/1788/Default.aspx	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/testing	http://www.optx.com.au/SearchResults/tabid/37/Default.aspx	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/xbox	http://www.xbox.com/en-AU	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/AircraftNoise	http://www.optx.com.au/WebsiteSolutions/Ideas/Planenoise/tabid/1042/Default.aspx	Delete
http://www.optx.com.au/live	http://k365.fm/live.aspx	Delete

Running in Debug mode give you the capability to see what happening to each URL's redirect.
Test the incoming URL's "Click" and get a report of where it would have be send
Test the made up URL's adding words to the end of your website address/URL e.g.
www.mysite.com/product or www.mysite.com/aboutus and get a report of where it would
have be send
A cookie will be written to the administrator browser allowing this browser to see
the report only.
The cookie will last for 15 minutes unless changed in the Custom404ErrorAdmin.ascx.resx
page "CookieCustom404Error.Expires"
The debug MSG will change to display "Debugging will end at " and the time
The URL's listed will change to be hyper links

Run Debugging
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