BAD NEWS: Pagination and Wordpress
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I'm hoping one of the 'on-site' ninjas will be able to help me out with this one.
The problem:
I have several Wordpress blogs.
On the homepage of each blog is a list of 10 news articles.
Lets say the homepage is:
'www.myhomepage.com
At the bottom of the news articles (on the homepage) is a link that says 'Older Entries'.
The 'Older Entries' link takes the user to:
'www.myhomepage.com/page/2
At the bottom of the news articles (on page 2 of the homepage) is a link that says 'Older Entries'.
The 'Older Entries' link takes the user to:
'www.myhomepage.com/page/3
I'm sure you get the picture.
As things stand, when I perform a site:myhomepage.com search in Google this morning, there are over 19 pages indexed:
'www.myhomepage.com
'www.myhomepage.com/page/2
'www.myhomepage.com/page/3
'www.myhomepage.com/page/4
'www.myhomepage.com/page/5
'www.myhomepage.com/page/6
'www.myhomepage.com/page/7
etc
All of the pages in Google's index AND use the same meta title / description - which presumably has a duplicate content issue.
Does anyone know what the recommended 'best practice' solution here? I.e no index page/2, page/3. page/4 etc?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Martin
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