Suppose you have a website about tech stock prices, and you create a page that lets you extract the price of a stock at any point in time. So for instance the page would have 3 fields:
Stock name:
Date: (selector)
Price: (Displayed after submit button was clicked)
Now, the querying of the DB would and display of the result would happen on the same page, but suppose you want to come up on Google for searches like:
Tesla stock price January18th 2013
Apple stock price March 9th 2001
...and all these millions of delicious longtail keywords/permuations possible, how would you go about that? Do you need to create a page for each stock and each date, so 365 pages per stock per year? How the fuck do you do that anyway? And what do you do then? You stuff all the hyperlinks on a page of the site? I'm sure we all agree that that looks spammy and unprofessional. A hidden XML sitemap perhaps? How the hell do you do this without raising red flags?
Stock name:
Date: (selector)
Price: (Displayed after submit button was clicked)
Now, the querying of the DB would and display of the result would happen on the same page, but suppose you want to come up on Google for searches like:
Tesla stock price January18th 2013
Apple stock price March 9th 2001
...and all these millions of delicious longtail keywords/permuations possible, how would you go about that? Do you need to create a page for each stock and each date, so 365 pages per stock per year? How the fuck do you do that anyway? And what do you do then? You stuff all the hyperlinks on a page of the site? I'm sure we all agree that that looks spammy and unprofessional. A hidden XML sitemap perhaps? How the hell do you do this without raising red flags?
