I've read http://www.mojoportal.com/search-engine-optimization.aspx on SEO and understand the basic concepts of meta data, keywords and relevant page content.

On the subject of URLs, if someone searches for my website i.e. www.mywebsite.com, when they visit the site, I assume that they are really viewing www.mywebsite.com/Default.aspx?

If this is the case, am I able to change Default.aspx to something more relevant i.e. http://www.felicityrichards.com/used-car-parts.aspx so that google will cache not only the meta data and page content but the relevant URL of used car parts? I know how to rename page URLs but I wanted to check before I attempt to change the default page.

Cheers for any help.

Andy

Hi Rick - Thanks for the reply.

Okay I think I'll leave the "Canonical Url Override" for the time being.

Even more interesting are your comments to links. I'm fairly new to web development but a friend also mentioned links and linking to pages that have high page ranks although they should have relevant content?

I've been through all pages on my site and have refined the content, titles, descriptions and meta keywords although I note that meta keywords is no longer used by Google (I had already done this).

So my focus now turns to links, and how to link to sites.

As I said I am new to all this so I think a spell of night time reading is in order.

Cheers,

Andy