Finding unique title tags for each media coverage page

[msakakibara]

We have multiple pages for our media coverage, and each page has the same title tag. I know it's important to have unique title tags, but if each page is just a listing of your media coverage (page 1 of 9, page 2 of 9, etc) then how do you create unique title tags for each media coverage page?

[rhutchings]

Dont disagree with you at all EGOL.I actually dont mind a long page in these cases either.  Makes for really impressive page and good SEO.

[msakakibara]

Actually we're revising the solution slightly in that we're going to create a "recent coverage" page of this year's articles as the main page of focus. The rest of the pages will have a noindex follow. Otherwise one "view all" page would be super long and not great for the user experience

[EGOL]

Just saying what I would do.... many will disagree...

I would put ALL of them on one page to create a huge huge list.  When people arrive they will say WHOOOO!  Look at this!

[msakakibara]

Sorry I should have mentioned. No each media coverage page lists the different publications we were featured in. So page one will have a list of 10 different articles we appeared in and page two will have a new list of another 10 different articles we were featured in, and so on.

[msakakibara]

Thank you very much Ryan. Yes the view all page should be the main page of focus.

[EGOL]

You were covered nine times by the same media source for doing the same thing nine different times?

[rhutchings]

Do you really want each one to rank or get indexed separately?  In this case it would be good to have a "view all" page that becomes your main page of focus, and then noindex follow the rest of the pages.  I would also use WMT to tell good that the urls of the extra pages are "paginated" and they will treat them accordingly.  Then you dont really have to worry about the duplicated title tags.