Method for Interlacing Multiple Internet domain names with a Database Driven Website to Obtain Better Webpage Ranking on Major Search Engines by Executing Computer-Executable Instructions Stored On a Non-Transitory Computer-Readable Medium

A method of interlacing multiple internet domain names with a database driven website to obtain better webpage ranking on major search engines. This is accomplished by associating internet domain names on the server with designated URLs, which are either a virtual or a dynamic URL. Each designated URL of specific domain name is unique and is mapped to a webpage source code file. Upon user request to access a specific domain name, the designated URL of the specific domain name is parsed by webpage source code file to recognize URL attributes or keywords. Data relevant to the specific domain name is retrieved from the relational database based on the attributes recognized, and displayed on the website of the specific domain name. This allows a website offering multiple products or services to maintain specific domain names for specific products or services in order to achieve greater visibility on internet search engines.