I have a number of sites all the same basic design and the content is shown dynamically via the navigation. Think a number of links on the navigation that shows that content.
So we don't get problems with Google, while the site name is different the URL is the same structure just year/month/day - article name
How do I do that in experience manager?
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Hi @MarkEv,
you can check the best practices of SEO of your website here:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-64/managing/managing-further-reference/se...
Regards,
Sravan
Well I have already read that and a lot of other bits which is why I was asking the question....So not actually helpfull.... It doesn't answer my question.
could you please rephrase your question? That could help us understand your question better and help you.
Well I will be repeating my self but...
I have a number of different websites. Some of them share the same content.
While the site name is different the URL is the same structure
websitename/year/month/day/article name
So the content goes in once, shown on different websites.
The navigation is dynamic- shows a number of options - which palls back content based on metadata.
For your requirement you can use hreflang to tell Google about the variations of your content, so that we can understand that these pages are localized variations of the same content.
rel="alternate" hreflang
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/crawling/localized-versions
Hope this helps!
sorry but no - the question is not about localized versions of the same content.
It is about how do I get a given URL structure in Adobe
as in
While the site name is different the URL is the same structure
websitename/year/month/day/article name
@MarkEv You should be able to achieve this through Dispatcher(Vhost) configurations and Sling Mapping; refer to the following post for more details - Configure Sling Mappings for Resource Resolution in Adobe Experience Manager(AEM) — Deep Dive | by A...
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Albin
Interesting, but still fails for the reasons you give.
This approach has multiple drawbacks —
This will create issues while supporting multiple domains in the AEM platform and need to link the pages between sites(the components should not be able to identify the domain corresponding to the content path while linking the pages from different sites — ResourceResolver.map(…))
There are 500k content items over 20 plus sites - has to be done as the content goes in.
While the site name is different the URL is the same structure
websitename1/year/month/day/article name
websitename2/year/month/day/article name
websitename3/year/month/day/article name
No short urls
Hi Mark,
I am sorry, I still don't really get your requirement. From what I understand you have a requirement on the resulting content structure and you have some other constraints (you mention "cross-sites links" and some features of components), which I did not fully understand. Can you please elaborate on this? Maybe using a simple example.
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