Is "+" or "-" as a separator for the url?

Question

Most websites use -(for example, stack overflows), but most PHP frameworks generate +encoded URLs.

So what is better for SEO? Use +or -as delimiters?

Answer 1

A plus is a simplified space encoding (used if% 20 is not used, although both values ​​are the same). "-" has no special meaning in URL encoding and will be decoded as "-", where "+" will be decoded into space.

Sites such as stack overflows must translate spaces into '-' to create a URL (as opposed to encoding a URL).

See the wikipedia article on URL Encoding for details .

Oh, and to directly answer the question, neither better nor worse for SEO.

Answer 2

+and -not equal.

The plus sign is part of the URI encoding . as a reserved symbol. In particular, plus is used as an abbreviated notation for a space in the query string (search for "Query String" and reading the information below this heading).

, urlencoding RFC 1738 URL-. , URL. , URL-, "+" , URL-.

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Answer 3

SEOmoz post URL, , , ( +).

When creating URLs with multiple words in a phrase format, hyphens are best separated by terms (e.g. / brands / dolce-and-gabbana /), then (in order), underscores (_), pluses (+), and nothing.

Answer 4

character - used as part of the permalink format . Permalinks typically use them instead of spaces, but only as part of the title for posting on a forum or blog.