I have a new site that is operating, however will not be mature enough to submit for several weeks. Being a "newbie", I placed my site home page well down a directory tree. This is know "known" by many users and has appeared on printed materials (i.e. hard to change and will be around for a long time).
Some sites that want to point to me have a problem with the length of my URL. Ideally, I'd like to add a second entry point with a shorter URL and eventually attrophy the old entry over time. The discussion in these support pages makes me think that I might be inadvertantly be creating "doorway" pages that are generally frowned upon by the ODP editors and policies. I'd be greatful for any guidance.
My problem is: existing entry point is something like:
myserver.com/......<several subdirectory terms>.../homepage.html
I want to keep this but add a new entry page like
myserver.com/homepage.html
and keep both active.
Eventually, I will add a version of the site in a non-english language. Will this also act as a doorway page?
TIA
Some sites that want to point to me have a problem with the length of my URL. Ideally, I'd like to add a second entry point with a shorter URL and eventually attrophy the old entry over time. The discussion in these support pages makes me think that I might be inadvertantly be creating "doorway" pages that are generally frowned upon by the ODP editors and policies. I'd be greatful for any guidance.
My problem is: existing entry point is something like:
myserver.com/......<several subdirectory terms>.../homepage.html
I want to keep this but add a new entry page like
myserver.com/homepage.html
and keep both active.
Eventually, I will add a version of the site in a non-english language. Will this also act as a doorway page?
TIA