Thank you Saibose!
What to do with old URLs that are already in SERP should I make redirection rules separately? I've found two more articles, that clarifies the SEF-topic:
Explanation of the problem and a tool for generating .htaccess rules
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RE: How to make SEF URL for PHP/MySQL web siteposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
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Hi mozzers!
I'm fairly new to SEO topic, but I'm learning fast because all of you, so please take my warm thanks first!
The problem: I have a web site based on PHP/MySQL that has no SEF addresses, it's made by unknown CMS, so I cannot use any extensions or modules, I have to write my own SEF extension.
The question: Would you suggest me, please an article or idea, what I need to make my URLs search engine friendly? What's best to use: .htaccess or something else?
This is the aforementioned web site: www.nortrak.bg
Thanks a lot,
Kolio