Cyrillic in URL - is it good for SEO?

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AntohaRomaha2016-11-20 10:59:40

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AntohaRomaha, 2016-11-20 10:59:40

Greetings.
I am rewriting the site for SEO, implementing a rewrite mod, will it be useful to make the Cyrillic alphabet in the address?
mysite.ru/catalog/roller-blinds - so search engines like it more?
Thank you.

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Artem Spiridonov, 2016-11-20
@AntohaRomaha

No, not helpful.
It is useful when the text is of high quality and unique, htmL titles with h1...h6 are identical when the text in and around the links is relevant to the text you are linking to, when the alt for images is registered, and when there are many external links from no less high-quality sites.
And the concept of a quality site is disclosed in the documentation of search engines, "Webmaster ..."

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Bearax, 2016-11-20
@Bearax

No, definitely better than Latin

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Vladislav Yanovsky, 2016-11-20
@kopcap_va

If your domain is not Cyrillic, then I see no reason to use Russian characters in the URL.
There was a similar question - How does Russian CNC affect SEO?

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Viktor Taran, 2016-11-21
@shambler81

not healthy.
Cyrillic is basically not useful.
Although Linux has been working fine with UTF-8 for a long time, there are de facto jambs.
So this will be a minus for the site.
But for SEO itself, not so much.
BUT why hemorrhagic in an empty place.
All Cyrillic in transliteration.