<?php
$title = "Article Title"; // Dynamically pulled from the database
$description = "Article description or summary";
echo "<title>" . $title . "</title>";
echo "<meta name='description' content='" . $description . "'>";
?>
This allows each article page to present unique and relevant metadata to search engines.
# .htaccess configuration
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^article/([0-9]+)$ article.php?id=$1
For example, visiting article/123 internally redirects to article.php?id=123 while keeping the clean URL visible.
<?php
ob_start(); // Start output buffering
// Generate dynamic content here
// ...
$content = ob_get_contents(); // Capture the buffered output
file_put_contents("article.html", $content); // Save as static HTML
ob_end_flush(); // Output the content and end buffering
?>
This technique is ideal for content that doesn't change frequently, such as blog articles or documentation.
<?php
$keywords = "keyword1,keyword2"; // Generated based on article content
$tags = "tag1,tag2"; // Article tags or categories
echo "<meta name='keywords' content='" . $keywords . "'>";
echo "<meta name='tags' content='" . $tags . "'>";
?>
Be sure to use relevant and specific keywords to avoid over-optimization.
Maintain high-quality, original content and avoid duplicate pages.
Use internal linking to create a clear website structure.
Optimize page speed by enabling caching and compressing assets.
Implement structured data (e.g., JSON-LD) to help search engines interpret content.
By integrating these strategies, your PHP-based CMS can achieve stronger visibility and ranking in search results.