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  • Plugin Author Sergio De Falco

    (@sgr33n)

    It doesn’t matter, Multipage Plugin uses the WP built-in nextpage engine managed by SEO plugins in the way that they tell Google that the 2nd, 3d etc. pages are of the same post.

    If you look at the generated code you can see.

    <link rel="prev" href="https://www.example.com/2014/07/hello-world/" />
    <link rel="next" href="https://www.example.com/2014/07/hello-world/3/" />
    Thread Starter theodelacharie

    (@theodelacharie)

    Hum… understand…

    But i’ve chosen to create a multipage structure in order to reduce my bounce rate and improve my seo performance. Seems that i haven’t chosen the good method ??

    Thanks for everything !

    Plugin Author Sergio De Falco

    (@sgr33n)

    You’re welcome ??

    Hi Sergio,

    First of all congrats for the great plugin and amazing support you provide your users!

    I had one question regarding the SEO-friendlyness of the Multipage plugin: when I split a page using the plugin’s shortcode (for instance, I split the page for every <H1> or <H2> title of my blog post), what happens to the new title from an SEO point of view? Are each new titles considered by search engines like ‘paragraphs’, or do they have the authority of an <H2> title?

    ex: https://www.fleamarketinsiders.com/top-15-mega-flea-markets-you-must-visit-in-2013/

    The thing is, I currently use <H1> and <H2> a lot in my articles (to differentiates one chapter from another), and using <H1> and <H2> give more authority to keywords contained in these titles. If I remove the <H1>TITLE</H1> for every page where I run the Multipage plugin’s shortcode (I can’t keep the <H1> within the shortcode, because else it puts everything in H1), does that lower the authority of my titles on that specific page? Or does the (nextpage title = ) shortcode automatically give the title it holds, the equivalent of an <H1> or <H2> authority to search engines?

    I hope my question makes sense…

    Thx for your advice!

    Plugin Author Sergio De Falco

    (@sgr33n)

    Thanks ?? I appreciate.

    According to the internal WP nextpage engine, every page is considered a subpage of the first one, and managed as such by your eventually installed SEO Plugin.

    What I add is a h2 subtitle to the top of the content, so the main title is still the one you gave to the post according to your theme, and, with the base WP configuration, not compatible with all SEO plugins, also the subtitle in the meta title.

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