A SLUG in an article refers to a short
A SLUG in an article refers to a short, descriptive label or identifier used for a piece of content, typically in the URL. It's meant to be simple, readable, and SEO-friendly.
Example: For an article titled "10 Tips for Better Sleep", the slug might be:
10-tips-for-better-sleep
Key Points:
Appears in the URL after the domain: example.com/10-tips-for-better-sleep
Usually lowercase and uses hyphens instead of spaces
Helps with search engine optimization (SEO)
Summarizes the content of the article in a few words
Want help creating one for a specific article?
Example: For an article titled "10 Tips for Better Sleep", the slug might be:
10-tips-for-better-sleep
Key Points:
Appears in the URL after the domain: example.com/10-tips-for-better-sleep
Usually lowercase and uses hyphens instead of spaces
Helps with search engine optimization (SEO)
Summarizes the content of the article in a few words
Want help creating one for a specific article?
