URL
Definition
Location of a resource on the Internet.
Information
A URL, short for universal resource locator, includes the protocol
(ex. HTTP, FTP), the domain name (or IP address), and additional path
information (folder/file). On the Web, a URL may address a Web page file, image file, or any other
file supported by the HTTP protocol.
URLs are often important to marketers in that they are part of the
phrase "Add URL", the process of submitting a site or page to
another site, usually a search engine or directory.
An example URL:
http://www.marketingterms.com/dictionary/url/
Synonyms
universal resource locator
Related Terms
domain name
Sites
W3.org : Naming and Addressing
SearchTools.com : Generating Simple URLs
Articles
How to Succeed with URLs
A List Apart (October 12, 2001)
Making URLs Accessible
IBM developerWorks (June 2001)
Know Your URL
CIOL (August 8, 2000)
Rewriting URLs within Apache
The FreeBSD Diary (January 19, 2000)
URLs! URLs! URLs!
A List Apart (2000)
Linking Mistakes To Avoid, Part 1: Link Optimization and Short URLs
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