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That does help! I was leaning towards option A, so that partners continue to link to the videos and users will click on a video and get a video. I think I read that same article, but just didn't remember the findings. Thank you very much for posting the link. Mike

Hi Ron, We did the design in house. Our graphic designer and I sat down and just started critiquing all of our competitors. We found things we liked about sites and things we didn't. Then we took a hard left turn... we started looking at web design websites, hip and trendy consumer product pages (we do B2B), we actually even looked at a really cool ice cream distributor's website to get some inspiration. BlueGlass posted this article last June on 21 Tools to Unlock Your Creative Genius which definitely does get your mind working in a different way. And here is an AWESOME site that has "the best designs" - which is pretty true to its name. Once we had our inspiration, we started wireframing and drafting things. When we had the basic idea of what we wanted the pages to look like, we paused and made sure that it would be able to accommodate our SEO plan as well. We made some changes for SEO purposes... then just went with it. Hope this brief information gives you an idea of how we were able to come up with our design. Mike PS our graphic designer and his brother do some freelance webdesign work. PM me and I can get you his contact information.

"... the main thing is conversion and getting them into someplace valueable for them and you." Well played Brian. That is the perfect way to think about it. Thanks for your help. Mike UPDATE: By "getting rid of" I just mean we are not going to link to them internally and that the videos themselves will no longer exist. We plan to either redirect those URLs to either product pages or to pages requesting a demonstration.

I am not using a rewrite rule yet -- I was asking if there is one that would resolve this issue.