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Asked By josiemelissaa 10 points N/A Posted on - 01/30/2013

 

I'd like to create and promote an article directory of our local vicinity.  I want it to be user-friendly with multiple feeds in the categories.  Users will be able to interact with the site.  Will the title in power by article dashboard local vicinity be included in the url?

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Answered By Lawrenceify Elijah 0 points N/A #197042

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Hey,

I saw your question! And it will never be published! You know a title is never been published in the URL! That's it. The title will help you to realize or at the time of searching in Google. But the title included in powered by is surely not to be published! That's all I got for you.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #142193

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I think you are confused in creating websites or the manner how websites are created and how they acquire their specific URLs or web addresses. The URL of a website is not that easily created if you are thinking that way. Before a website is created, the owner should think first of a unique name for it and this is usually what the URL contains or this is the name usually used in its web address. For example, if a webmaster wishes to use the name “Gold Bug” as the name of the website, the word “Gold Bug” usually ends up in the site’s URL something like “www.goldbug.com”.

But it’s not only that. After thinking of a unique name, the owner should first register it to finally have the web address and after that the site still needs to be hosted by a web hosting site to make it available in the web. So if you are thinking that you can easily use the title as the URL, I think it’s not possible. It’s possible to include the name of the title in the URL something like “www.goldbug.com/title-of-the-article” but not exactly like “www.title-of-the-article.com”.

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