Question Content Keyword Question for DBSEO

[MuscleChem]

For years i have been using dbseo pro and have always had it set to generate url from thread title.

My question is, If i switch it on to generate the thread title based on content keywords will I lose all of my indexed pages on google and other search engines that used the thread title keywords to get indexed?

 

[Fillip H.]

It shouldn't, as the actual title part of the thread URLs is largely irrelevant. The existing thread URLs should resolve as normal, as the thread IDs will be the same.

 

[MuscleChem]

Does this "resolving" take time to run through past indexed threads? I ask because as soon as i turned it on today for the first time ever to pull from Content, when i went and searched out some pages on google that were indexed, i kept getting an Error that the server couldnt handle the request, or something to that effect, it happened with a few different threads i clicked on through google. Soon as soon as I turned it back off in dbseo , the pages resolved normally again.

So this is why i am asking, as i have 72k indexed pages according to google search console, and 82k on bing, and it would be financially devastating to lose them.

 

[Fillip H.]

Does this "resolving" take time to run through past indexed threads?

What I mean by "resolving" is that if your thread format is /threads/[thread_title]-[thread_id].html for instance, it doesn't matter if the URL is /threads/qwerty-1.html or /threads/asdfgh-1.html - they both still have thread ID 1 in the URL.

If you are experiencing any problems with any of the settings in DBSEO, I will need to know the actual error message.

 

[MuscleChem]

Thread title always looked like this: http://www.musclechemistry.com/upload/anabolic-steroid-discussion/91475-testosterone-depression.html

Content looked like this: http://www.musclechemistry.com/upload/anabolic-steroid-discussion/91475-testosterone-depression, cycle, health.html

both did indeed have the same thread i.d. number but as i said the first few i check through google gave me error

 

[MuscleChem]

My apologies for sounding like a tech idiot, as i have a site tech who installed all my db addons and everything else.

I just thought it might be more beneficial if i pulled from Content, even though i never have in years past. Thought maybe it would give me a little boost, since most thread titles are shit

 

[Fillip H.]

Interesting, so the problem is that keywords in the title has spaces and commas, which isn't right. I'd definitely recommend switching back to the regular titles.

 

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