Melody Scott
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My product pages are large because we have a lot of products. Is that a problem for SEO?
For instance, this page is 258,157 bytes : magickitchen.com/menu/MKMD .html
But there are 74 products on that page. Will Google penalize us for it, and other like it, or do they give you a break on product pages? If it's a problem, what are my options? I already have the site broken down into over 60 categories.
Thanks.
But there are 74 products on that page. Will Google penalize us for it, and other like it, or do they give you a break on product pages? If it's a problem, what are my options? I already have the site broken down into over 60 categories.
Thanks.
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Can you show me an example of a paging method on a website, so I know what it looks like, please? Thanks..
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ok, thanks. I'm going to leave this question up for a bit, and see if anyone else has a response. I did check an Amazon page, and it was well over 3Mb, so that makes me curious. Although the answer probably is, "well, they're AMAZON!"
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well, they're AMAZONAs I said page size doesn't really matter (except for mobile search results), but look at a typical Amazon page:
They have 24 products per page by default, not too many, so they do get indexed properly.
Also notice they have the most relevant results at the top i.e. the ones they think people are searching for, so better chance of them get higher indexing ergo more likely to show in results.
A typical page was under 500kb
There's lots of other stuff going on there as well.
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Yes, I'll bet there is. I always said if Obamacare had hired some Amazon guys for their website, they never would have had such problems. :)
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Thanks for the advice.
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