Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I have a main menu link that goes to the most popular part of my site, which I'll call "Cool items". The Cool Item page is a listing of links to 200 content pages on my site, each about something different. Up until now I have been showing 50 of these links per page.
So you go to the Cool Item page, and see 50 of the content links in the center of the page, then there are next buttons on the bottom to go to the next 50 content links.
I was curious if it would be a better SEO best practice to list all 200 links on the Cool Items page without requiring pagination?
The arrangement would also allow you to link internally to some of the deeper links pages from elsewhere on your site to boost those up... and you'd have some topically useful anchor text as well.
Thanks for your advice Robert.
As you said it may depend on your CMS, but a lot of CMS systems do have the option, either out the box or by using a "plugin" to run a directory or sites.
Mack.
In my cms I could create multiple categories, but I'm afraid that if I move content into the new categories, then the url's will change, which is a pain. Decisions decisions....no one said being a webmaster is easy :)