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@terentyev thank you, that's what we did and the new crawl came out clean.

Hi there,

We upgraded our webshop last weekend and our moz crawl on monday found a lot of errors we are trying to fix. I am having some communication problems with our webmaster so I need a little help.

We have extremely long category pages url, does anyone have a guess which kind of mistake our webmaster could make:
https://site-name.pl/category-name?page=3?resultsPerPage=53?resultsPerPage=53 ....

And it keeps on repeating the string ?resultsPerPage=53 exactly 451 times as if there was some kind of loop.

Thanks in advance for any kind of hint
Kind regards,
Isabelle

I see your point: nicely done for UX because you see the different colors in small squares already on the category page. For now we don't have this option, I will see with our webmaster, it's quite interesting.

Isabelle

Hi,

Thank you for your answer, according to me drop down is not suitable to all product categories. For clothes it is a standard but not for bikes, and it could be bad for UX. This is why we wanted to use canonical on colors for specific categories.

Isabelle

Hi,

I would like to have an opinion on what how we are planning to solve the issue with Duplicate Page Contents that MOZ PRO is showing us.

MOZ Pro is showing us a lot of pages with duplicate content as High Priority Issue. Mainly the problem is with products which have very few differences between them, e.g. pink bike model X and red bike model X.

So we decided to implement a canonical tag on these products, and the pink bike model X will now have a canonical pointing to the red bike model X. So hopefully we will be ranking higher with our red bike model X and our pink bike model X will disapear from the index. Am I right ?

Is it a good practice, since we will loose long tails indexes? I check each canonical in the Search Console, and we have extremely few searched for "pink bike model X" most of searches are "bike model X".

Thank you in advance for your opinion.

Isabelle

Thanks a lot. In the end my webmaster solved the problem, nothing we be hidden this time, but the hint about js script instead of display none is valuable, thanks.

Well, in some way it is intentional because my webmaster decided to do so, somehow he had a problem with leaving the first paragraf at the top. I am not a webmaster myself, so I don't know what the problem is. Now I am trying to understand whether I should let it go or tell him he has to find a way out of it

Thank you for your answer, it helps. Your wrote "i personally use a readmore script for mobile users" : my webmaster suggests one of the 2 scripts:

1. http://jsfiddle.net/rbUst/ with overflow:hidden
2. https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_collapse.asp with display:none

I heard display:none is not so good, any clue whether one of them is better for SEO?

Isabelle

Hi there,

We have product category descriptions in our webshop, with one smal difference:

• desktop: the first paragraf is at the top above the products with a scroll down to the other paragrafs below the products
• mobile: the whole text is below the products

I am wondering whether it is allright in regards of the mobile first index, or should we have exactly the same paragraf split on the desktop and mobile version?

Eg. dadum.pl/zabawki

Thanks in advance for your opinions.

Isabelle

Put it this way, it sounds clear and obvious, thank you !

I see your point: nicely done for UX because you see the different colors in small squares already on the category page. For now we don't have this option, I will see with our webmaster, it's quite interesting.

Isabelle