Image galleries without
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My product's image galleries have no <title>or <meta>. Galleries are automatically generated. Moz crawl tool diagnosed this may cause problems for my SEO. These pages does not include any relevant information for the customers, including only a few images each. What should I do?<br />1) NOINDEX<br />2) insert <title> and meta tags<br /><br /><br /></p></title>
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I actually would do both but for time issues, Noindex is already fine.
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