SEO for page that is made up of multiple posts
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When a page is made up of lots of individual wordpress posts, how should it be handled from an SEO perspective? Should the individual posts be hidden from the search engines and only the page url which contains all the posts collectivity be indexed? Page in question below:
http://teammateworld.com/case-studies/
Thanks in advance.
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Not to mention time-of-implementation. I agree, SEO is very much is a balancing act.
You could embellish the content (add to make it 300 words) to warrant its own page. Then the question is: is it worth my time?
Best of luck!
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Thanks for the response Andrew. I suppose it's a balancing act between best SEO best practise and UX, as not every case study has enough content to warrant its own page.
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My recommendation is that you give each article its own page and unique link. It may take some doing, but here's why you should:
- Having its own page gives each article a chance to rank
- The aggregate's page keeps changing, so its rankings will constantly be changing as its keyword makeup changes
Article feeds ought to be structured like Wordpress homepages:
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Like I said; it's not the 'easy' answer, but it conforms to best SEO practices.
Hope that helps! -- Andrew
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