| Dynamic page... is it considered one page or many pages?
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karkadan
msg:4301706 | 5:39 am on Apr 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Hi there,
I created a dynamic page to display 10 items. (I have millions of items).
I wish Google only to add the main page for those 10 items, rather that adding (Example) "page.php?id=1"
For bounce rate reasons, I need to display in an image map every item in my inventory. There is no way I can add a nofollow rel tag.
Does google consider page.php as one, or will Google think that page.php?id=7 is another page...? I need to trim my site ASAP. Too many pages, penalized because of it.
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yandr
msg:4301716 | 6:23 am on Apr 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
it is considered a different age
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karkadan
msg:4301734 | 7:19 am on Apr 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
My main problem was having all the links displayed on an image. That means image map, and image maps do not accept "nofollow". I also tried making cell into links, but I was not sure about the nofollow.
So, what did I do, since it has been days tinkering about it?
I created an image. Put it as background in a table. Then created ONE "view button" (image) and repeated that button among the items. (Meaning, one button for all items displayed).
Images and their links can have the nofollow tag.
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aakk9999
msg:4301771 | 9:03 am on Apr 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Have you considering noindex-ing pages 2 onwards?
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Robert Charlton
msg:4301778 | 9:19 am on Apr 21, 2011 (gmt 0) |
In terms of PageRank flow, the "noindex,follow" robots meta tag is a better choice here than rel="nofollow" on your links to deeper pages.
The amount of PageRank re-flowed might be miniscule for each page, but, if properly recirculated, given enough of these page, it could add up. I haven't done the math.
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