Cursors + Pagination & SEO

Question

I would like to know if it is possible to draw pages with cursors and support these pages for optimization at the same time.

/page/1 /page/2 

Using offsets, gives the Google bot some depth information, which does not apply to curators:

 /page/4wd3TsiqEIbc4QTcu9TIDQ /page/5Qd3TvSUF6Xf4QSX14mdCQ 

Should I use them only as a parameter?

 /page?c=5Qd3TvSUF6Xf4QSX14mdCQ 

Answer 1

Well, this question is really interesting, and I will try to fully answer your question.

Introduction

General (easy to solve) con

If you use a pagination system, you are likely to display a fragment of your products for each page (news, articles, pages, etc.). So you are dealing with a known issue for duplicate content . On the page I'm linked to, you will also find a solution to this problem. In my opinion, this is one of the best things you can do:

Use 301s: If you restructured your site, use 301 redirects ("RedirectPermanent") in your .htaccess file to flexibly redirect users, Googlebot and other spiders. (In Apache, you can do this using the .htaccess file; in IIS, you can do this through the administrative console).

A short note to the general discussion: Google has been introducing a “system” for several weeks to help them recognize the relationship between the pages, as you can see here: Pagination with rel = "next" and rel = "prev"

He said that now I can go to the bottom line. Each of the two solutions has pros and cons.

As a subfolder (p. / 1)

• Cons:. You lose the link juice on the page page because each part (page) of your paging system will be treated as an independent source, because they have a different URL (infact you do not use parameters).
• Pros: If your system works with a separator between the "/" parameters (which in many cases is a good thing), this solution will give your system simplicity. li>

As a parameter (page? Param = 1)

• Cons: Despite the fact that Google and other SE manage parameters without problems, you allow them to decide whether the parameter value is important or not, and if they need to take care to manage them or ignore them. Obviously, this is true if you do not decide how to manage them in your webmaster toolbar.
• Pros: You take the entire juice of the link on the page page, but in fact it is not so important, because you want to give the juice link to the pages on which the details will be displayed.

Alternative to pagination

As you can see, I posted a question on this site that is related to yours. To summarize, I wanted to know an alternative to pagination. Here's the question (read accepter's answer): How to avoid pagination on a website to have a flat architecture?

Well, I really hope that I fully answered your question.