Does google take more into account the name View/Controller or Parameters?

Question

I have this doubt because I am trying to raise my site in rank, and so far it does not appear in banco de imagens, came to doubt, google understands what is a parameter and what is a view/controller?

I use ASP.NET MVC, currently need to create a new page to draw attention with the tag banco de imagens, and so I thought I’d create something like:

site.com.br/image bank

or

site.com.br/Bancodeimages

Where the first option is a parameter (with friendly url) and the second is a new Controller in my MVC.

Which google takes more into consideration ?

Answer 1

No one knows for sure how Google’s algorithm checks the domains and properties to rank each one, but of course it’s not based on either technique. It is also known that Google values the user experience when accessing something, from speed to readability, in short, the usability as a whole, so I think the following, maybe it is not the correct answer (but as no one knows the Google algorithm can not say wrong), but for me follows this logic.

If you follow some parameters and test some points in each question, you can arrive at a favorable solution in every sense. So think:

• Which of the links would be more interesting/easy for the user write/memorize/access

• See if there is a significant performance difference between two methods.

If available, compare other points for other metrics as well. And remember, it’s no use having a cute little link and it being a wagon pulled by a lame donkey, maximize all possible points always.

Answer 2

Google Bot sees no difference.

It will prompt the page and get the generated HTML code back, so it doesn’t matter if it’s a static page or a page generated. It will never see the server code, only the result of executing the code in the Browser.

It’s not even possible to tell the difference for sure when you request a page. Many generated pages have a different file extension than static pages (e.g. aspx or . php instead of . html), but the generated pages can also be printed with the same static page file extension.

Note: Make a A/B test, create both pages and use a Canonical Tag. On the test page puts <link rel="canonical" href="https://URLoficial.com.br" /> (this will tell Google that the content on page B is the same as on "https://URLoficial.com.br") Then evaluate in Analytics the URL that is giving more result.

Google reference on duplicate content: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=pt-BR

Google documentation to take a test A/B https://support.google.com/360suite/optimize/answer/6211930?hl=pt-BR