How to Search using jQuery ASP.Net?

Which is more effective: JQuery + CSS for Tabbed Content or Create Unique Pages for each tab?

• I am trying to determine the best way to structure our pages. Each general listing page has four sections of specific information. What is a better strategy for SEO: Using tabs (e.g. JQuery + CSS) and putting all content on one page (and will all of the content still be indexible using JQuery?) OR creating unique pages for each section. 1) JQuery:  http://sitename.com/listing-name#section1 2) Unique Pages:  http://sitename.com/listing-name/section1 If I go with option one, I can risk not being crawlable by google if they can't read through the scripting. However, I feel like the individual pages will not rank if there's a small amount of content for each section. Is it better to keep all the content on one page and focus on building links to that? Or better to build out the section pages and worry about adding quality content to them so that long term there is more specificity for long tail search and better quality search experience on Google? We are also set up to have "../listing-type/listing-name" but are considering removing 'listing type and just having "../listing-name/". Do you think this more advantageous for boosting rankings? I've asked a couple guys at Hubspot as well as the forum on SEOMoz and had different answers.

• Answer:

  TiddlyWiki is pretty darn complex javascript, and Google indexes all the "tiddlers" in a tiddly wiki pretty well AFAIK. Since the Jquery/CSS route means not having to go back to the server for each page, it's compelling - it can probably decrease the inter-page wait time quite a bit. I think if you get the meta-tags right on the whole thing you should be all set.