DOes it matter what you name your tour page?

When you make a tour, does it matter what you name your pages?
I ususally use index.html for the warning page
then tour1.html for the first page, tour2.html for the second page, and join.html for the join page.

Does it make a difference at all? Will I get more SE traffic if I named it say hunks1.html, hunks2.html?

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Originally Posted by Marc

When you make a tour, does it matter what you name your pages?
I ususally use index.html for the warning page
then tour1.html for the first page, tour2.html for the second page, and join.html for the join page.

Does it make a difference at all? Will I get more SE traffic if I named it say hunks1.html, hunks2.html?

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You will see a relativity boost by naming pages and folders and images with keywords that fit the site. Obviously, index.html needs to be left alone. You should have a site title that reflects whatever you choose to use, and be sure the same word(s) are in your meta description and keywords.

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Originally Posted by Bec

You will see a relativity boost by naming pages and folders and images with keywords that fit the site. Obviously, index.html needs to be left alone. You should have a site title that reflects whatever you choose to use, and be sure the same word(s) are in your meta description and keywords.

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Right on, index.html should lead to something like uncut-bears.html (if that's the niche). Do some googling on certain keywords.

Try and keep as close to root as possible. I like all tour pages to be on the same level as my index. Not under a folder tour1, tour2, etc