Official statement
For infinite scroll content using Intersection Observer, provide a structured set of URLs with pagination (slash-1, slash-2 or ?page=1, ?page=2) and include these URLs in the sitemap to ensure full indexing and visibility.
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TL;DR
Google requires a structured set of paginated URLs for infinite scroll content. Without this, indexing and visibility may suffer. Make sure to include these paginated URLs in your sitemap.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Quels types de contenu nécessitent une pagination ?
Le défilement infini sur pages de blog, galeries ou tout contenu à chargement continu.
Pourquoi inclure les URLs paginées dans le sitemap ?
Cela assure à Google que ces pages doivent être explorées et indexées.
Comment la pagination affecte-t-elle le SEO ?
Elle améliore l'accès de Googlebot à l'ensemble de votre contenu, augmentant ainsi les chances d'être indexé.
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