Pagination
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Hi there,
I revamped my site structure and so basically I was showing the latest blog posts on my homepage. It was like an old homepage website showing 5 blog posts per page. Google has indexed these pages let’s say mydomain.com/page/1, mydomain.com/page/2, and so on….. They have different content on these pages such as the excerpt or summary of each blog post and a thumbnail.
But today I designed my website and added a static homepage to sell products and membership. We don’t have a big website, it has only 300 pages indexed by Google.
So because I changed WordPress settings in Reading > Homepage Display > Static > Homepage (I selected my new homepage)
What I am seeing on those paginated index pages is, the same content that I have on my front page is being displayed on the paginated pages. The new homepage content is on every indexed paginated page.
I saw the canonical tag of the page and it is set to my main domain: https://mydomain.com
Will it create a duplicate content issue? Because The home page content is on every paginated page. There are 39 paginated pages. I tried no indexing them by Yoast won’t allow me to do so.
Will, it hurt my ranking? or Google will ignore it?
What should I do?
Check the example here: https://www.psdstack.com
Page2 : https://www.psdstack.com/page/2 (notice the same content from homepage)
Even here page3: https://www.psdstack.com/page/3Thanks,
Bunty
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