Seomoz duplicate rel="next" pages
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Hello my page has this Although with seomoz crawl it says that this pages has duplicate titles. If my blog has 25 pages, i have according seomoz 25 duplicate titles. Can someone tell me if this is correct or if the seomoz crawl cannot recognize rel="next" or if there is another better way to tell google when there a pages generated from the blog that as the same title Should i ignore these seomoz errors thank you,
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Unfortunately, we don't currently track rel=prev/next - definitely on the list for next steps. As best I can tell, your rel=prev/next tags are properly implemented, and they are a good bet for paginated search results like this.
There is one issue, though - your category pages within the blog have the same title as the blog home-page. It would really be a good idea to make those unique. Otherwise, they could slightly cannibalize each other.
I don't want to give examples, sine this is a public question, but hopefully you know which pages I mean.
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ciao
i have answer in the your second post
Bye
Maurizio
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