Maximum URL length

[casionmark]

Here's a quick question for you - any thoughts on what is a suitable length for a URL? Does google have any issues with long URLs? Is there a guide on maximum length?

Thanks

[eenzoo]

Browser based:
IE -2083 characters
Chrome -around 2000 characters
Firefox - 2047 character

SEO based:
Keep it short as possible.
Today i would say you can quit "speaking URL´s" like: casino.com/play-roulette-online but use instead casino.com/35663

This kind of KW placement is (not longer effective) old school SEO and the majority of users - all mobile user - can´t see this URL´s in search engines but you get advantages like speed, usability (e.g. no shortener needed for Twitter) and some more!

Of course i don´t no the intention of your question but there is no reason for long URL´s

[casionmark]

OK, thanks. I was asking because I thought including keywords in the URL that match the H1 for example is good for SEO rankings. Is this not the case?

[Former Member 14]

I thought including keywords in the URL that match the H1 for example is good for SEO rankings. Is this not the case?

The H1 tag is the #1 heading tag for each page. It informs SE's and people what the page is about.
If that specific page focuses directly on those specific keywords in your URL, then it should be fine.

Though, crafting a people friendly Heading, is far more benefical than using a keyword stuffed Heading

With regards to Max URL length. I agree with what eenzoo said.

FYI, acronyms work just as well. GPWA is a good example. Plenty of others in our industry too.
Don't sweat keywords in URL theory. It's old school SEO these days!

[BestBonusBets]

short and sweet, hard to beat

[Progger]

The minimum is 3 the max is 63.

U can get 1-2 characters domain,but in this case u need a lot money

http://www.abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy...bcdefghijk.com (example)

Maybe u get a domain with more than 63...but not without dns problems