Dir ist schon bewusst, dass sich die von mir verlinkte Google best Practices Seite explizit auf Ecommerce Seiten bezieht?
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/specialty/ecommerce/pagination-and-incremental-page-loading
Oder um netpeak zu zitieren:
John Mueller schreibt dazu explizit:
) suche kriege ich Ergebnisse wie:
https://www.hauck.de/collections/hochstuehle-hochstuhl-zubehoer?page=2
https://shop.herthabsc.com/collections/nike?page=2
https://hartan.de/collections/kinderwagen?page=2
https://lillydoo.com/collections/all?page=2
https://www.barfers-wellfood.de/blogs/obst-gemuese?page=2
Du nicht? Die Dinger werden ganz normal indiziert.
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/specialty/ecommerce/pagination-and-incremental-page-loading
Oder um netpeak zu zitieren:
This method was quite popular a couple of years ago. It was used by SEO specialists who focused on promoting the first page of the product category.
However, with this method, there is a risk that the search engine will not prioritize pages the second page and onward, after finding that the canonical from all pagination pages is set to the first. Then, the search robot will not crawl links to pages on other pagination pages (such as product cards). That's why John Mueller describes this particular method of canonicalization as flawed.
John Mueller schreibt dazu explizit:
Und wenn ich bei Google "?page=2 -tolino" (Tolino hat nenn Reader namens Page 2Since this post is about canonicalization, the important thing is to avoid using rel=canonical on page 2 pointing to page 1. Page 2 is not equivalent to page 1, therefore such rel=canonical would be incorrect. For page 2, which could potentially be indexed, it wouldn't significantly change anything.
https://www.hauck.de/collections/hochstuehle-hochstuhl-zubehoer?page=2
https://shop.herthabsc.com/collections/nike?page=2
https://hartan.de/collections/kinderwagen?page=2
https://lillydoo.com/collections/all?page=2
https://www.barfers-wellfood.de/blogs/obst-gemuese?page=2
Du nicht? Die Dinger werden ganz normal indiziert.