Omit Special Characters
Special characters and symbols can make URLs look cluttered and can cause issues with some browsers and servers. Use letters without the diacritical version. Stick to letters and numbers only if that number makes sense where possible.
Exclude Dates and Numbers
Unless they're integral to the content, avoid including dates and excessive numbers, making your URL unnecessarily long and less evergreen.
Avoid Keyword Repetition
Don't overuse keywords in the URL, as this can look spammy and may not be beneficial for SEO.
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If you don't follow the practices here, it may be possible for Google to index a page differently than you thought. If rankings on search engines are your concern, you should either change the link’s address to the address of what Google indexed or manually remove that page from Google search results. If you are dealing with many pages, such as an e-commerce website, fixing that would take you many hours.
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