Hi, Karen -
Thank you for your response. I'll try to rephrase/clarify this, though, since the answer didn't seem to address the points I outlined.
According to my understanding, the specific need is renaming pages, so that the URL for any given page when someone calls up a website includes keywords, not just mycompanyname.com/contact, about, etc. Does having meta tags in page properties (already done) affect the URL for a given page? If not (I have not seen that it does), renaming the page to include keywords is the point. As someone pointed out in another posting, "naming" pages and giving them a "title" are 2 different things.
Your message states that page properties include keywords, description,
page name, and title. I don't find
page name anywhere on page properties (if I'm missing something, please clue me in); however, page name
is what comes up with "save page as...", and item #3 of my question asks about
proper formatting precisely there, after opening "save page as...". The example given was (e.g., for my home page):
index.professional-organizer/household-spaces_paper-control_home-offices.bvp The additional points on my question were about whether the same wording, in the same format, must be applied to - "page name" (when "save page as" is opened),
- "title" (on page properties), and
- navigation button links
(It's understood that my "about", "rates", "FAQs" page [etc.] would have a
different series of words.) Again, I'm trying to establish what the specific procedure is to make it all come together, as in the following outline:
- Open web page(s) in BV
- Make additions to Meta Tags if not already done,
- "Save page as...",
- Add the keyword(s) to "name," e.g., index.professional-organizer/household-spaces_paper-control_home-offices.bvp (not html), (using SAME formatting/wording on navigation button links and "title" in page properties?)
- Publish
- Delete old page(s) from cPanel
- Is there any reason to add keywords to contact/ success pages if they contain no real "content" aside from the form and a "thank you" remark?