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Would love to hear what structure you use Judd

Thanks,

RO

Thanks Judd - it does. I feel like categories are not the way to go for me either.

How would you link to cornerstone article by means of a hyperlink in the sub blog post?

What permalink structure do you use?

Thanks

RO

Thank you Judd!

This is great advice. My content wouldn't be a popular search on the internet such as the abundance of say beauty blogs or recipes/lifestyle blogs but yet i feel the topics/keywords i would write about could be somewhat repetitive and quite a niche/narrow focus.

Wondering if you could give me your opinion of what you think about the video/permalink strategy in the video above?

Really appreciate it.

RO

Thank you for responding with these great supplementing articles. Very helpful! Which leads me to follow up questions if you dont mind. I wasn't so much getting to using categories but more what is desribed in the video below circa 3.50 mins in.

https://youtu.be/9s8aYsSNtjk

Its more of a one time static "category" for the rest of your blogs life to drive key words/ranking. The more i read I'm thinking this could be determental. Or a srtoke of genus?

Second question.... related to point #4 in the first article ( Multiple URLS serving the same content); i feel like my blog posts could be construed as containing the same information/ key words over and over as they will be drilled down detail into very narrow focused/niche content. Would this be considered duplication content?

Thank you very much for you response and guidance!

Good Morning Moz peeps,

I am new to this but intending on starting off right! I have heard a wealth of advice that the "post name" permalink structure is the best one to go with however... i am wondering about a "custom structure" combing the "post name" following the below example structure:

Www.professionalwarrior.com/bodybuilding/%postname/

Where "professional" and "bodybuilding" is my focus/theme/keywords of my blog that i want ranked.

Thanks a mill,

RO