Too many posts in a category?
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Does having a post in too many categories have a negative effect on SEO? I have some posts in around 15 categories on my site.
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I can't say that I have seen any negative effects from it so far. I have done this with ecommerce sites and they havent been affected. Maybe others can share their experiences.
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