• Search Engine Watch, Friday, January 2, 2009 10:45 AM

How many Web pages can -- or should -- one site support? Eric Enge lays out a handful of problems related to throwing up 100,000 Web pages on a 20,000-page site.

While most marketers don't add that many pages all at once, there are times when retailers need to post many pages simultaneously -- to promote new clothing lines, for example. Or perhaps a company begins offering services in several new towns and builds pages specific to each. Enge suggests scrutinizing the content you post, since adding quality content will likely draw quality links back to your site. He suggests ways to help minimize risk for those times when you need to rapidly expand the size of your site.

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