Got a question. A lot of my work begins with a list of key words that, amongst other things, wind up serving as the names of the files that hold the information my visitors (and especially those spiders) are looking for. It seems important to me that certain terms (as opposed to numbers) are used as the basis for file names because people use certain terms to conduct searches on the internet.

I may have missed something, but I have not yet seen how ZZ Tuelz is set up (for instance) to take in a list of terms and, using tags, create page names from each one of those given terms -- yielding page names like "johnny-depp-movies.html" or "orlando-bloom-johnny-depp-posters.html", for example. Using names like these, from an seo perspective, would seem to be friendlier to spiders than the option of feeding "numbered" pages (ie., apple1.html, apple2.html, etc) to spiders.

If I've missed this, I apologize and ask that you direct my attention to the right place. Either that, or do me the favor of explaining to me why the "named file" strategy (which takes in key terms and creates page names) is unnecessary, given some other function(s) that ZZ Tuelz utilizes.

Respectfully,

Steve Maclin
http://www.buyfromart.com
http://www.depp-johnny.com