Do Search Engines Look At Keywords In URLs ?

Is there any value in using keywords in the URLs of web pages ? Would a search engine look at keywords that you might include in the addresses of your pages, and associate those keywords with the content of your pages in the search engine's index?

If so, how would a search engine go about looking at the web addresses indicated in the URLs to your pages, and break them down into meaningful parts to identify keywords ?

Breaking URLs down into parts may also play a role in how the pages of a web site might be crawled by a search engine.

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Date de publication : 2009-03-31

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