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Posted November 11 at 14:52

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Dear all, please help me~🙏🙏🙏!

I've been working on it lately. WordPress The site is a bit of a tangle when it comes to optimization, as the system generates a lot of category pages and tabs by default. The content of these pages is somewhat duplicative of the article pages, and I'm not sure if I want to make theInternet search engineInclusion. Some say that if they are all retained, it tends to create duplicate content and detract from the overall SEO; however, it has also been suggested not to set noindex, otherwise it might affect the internal chain delivery, it's all messing me up...

Should category pages and tabs be kept or noindex? Is there a recommended way to set this up 🙋‍♂️💡

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- lit. under the foggy living lamp33
  Categorized pages and tagged pages to add noindex, in fact, depends on the structure of your site and the quality of the content. If just a pile of articles list, there is no substantive content, then add noindex on the good, there is no need to waste the search engine crawling budget. If the classification page has a theme to guide, conducive to content aggregation, then retain index, it can help you stabilize the internal chain structure. Tags page is usually too high repetition rate, the value of inclusion is not great. The general principle is - let the search engine to see the content in your favor, the rest will be shielded.
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