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A dynamic Web page is a template that displays specific information in response to queries. Most of the page content comes from the database connected to the Web site. Visitors love them since they get quick access to the information they want. These sites are easy for webmasters to update: as product offerings or prices change, just edit your database instead of hundreds of individual Web pages.

Search engine spiders have a much tougher time with dynamic sites. Some get stuck because they can't supply the information the site needs to generate the page. Other spiders deliberately stay away from dynamic pages to avoid getting trapped in the site.

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