What are SEO friendly URL's?

[MoulanaRafi]

What are SEO friendly URL's?

[courseworktutors]

Use hyphens in URLs. It’s the recommended way to split keywords. DOMAIN.COM/SERVICE/ or Domain.com/Service/Web-design/

[praveenitech1]

Use hyphens in URLs. It’s the recommended way to split keywords

[cure123]

Urls that using hyphens and small letters are SEO friendly URLs.

[JohnSmithh]

Example of Good and Bad URL.

[mohitpoddar]

SEO friendly URL's are those URL which contain the necessary keywords included in your blog.

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[webxerossolutions]

SEO friendly URLs are used to optimize the structure and word usage in URLs so that the process of indexing a website by search engines become improved. SEO techniques, such as putting keywords and having proper length and file structure in the URLs, help in improving website ranking and enhancing website navigation. Search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.) and users may have problems with complicated URLs. Clean and simple URL helps users and search engines to understand a page topic easily.

[Kajol]

A friendly URL accurately describes the page using keywords that are easy to read for both search engines and users.

[Piyushjain]

A friendly URL accurately describes the page using keywords that are easy to read for both search engines and users. This is an example of an SEO friendly URL

[VoogleTech]

A URL contains the following information:
The protocol used to a access the resource
The the location of the server (whether by IP address or domain name)
The port number on the server (optional)
The location of the resource in the directory structure of the server
A fragment identifier (optional)

All URLs are presented in the following order:
Scheme name
Colon and two slashes
Location of the server
The port (optional) and the location of the resource on the server
Fragment identifier (optional)
So, the format will look like this:

scheme://location:port/file-on-server.htm?querystring=1

This looks more complex that it is. The most common schemes (protocols) are HTTP and HTTPS, which any WWW user will recognize.