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Hi experts,

I present customer feedback, reviews basically, on my website for the products that are sold. And with this comes the ability to read reviews and obviously with pagination to display the available reviews.

Now I want users to be able to flick through and read the reviews to help them satisfy whatever curiosity they have.

My only thinking is that the page that contains the reviews, with each click of the pagination will present roughly the same content. The only thing that changes is the title tags which will contain the number in the H1 to display the page number.

I'm thinking this could be duplication but i have yet to be notified by Google in my Search console...

Should i block crawlers from crawling beyond page 3 of reviews?

Thanks

Hi,

I'm looking to introduce historical customer reviews onto our product pages but i want an opinion on whether a product page that's indexed will jump from 0 reviews to possible 30+, what if any problems that could arise from this..

For a bit of background, we've been collecting customer reviews/ratings since 2015 on our internal system. I'm only looking to start using feedback from 2020 onwards.

The current set up is that the product page will display the latest 30 reviews, on the same page is a link that will take the user to another page where they can review all the customer feedback.

I'm using Google Schema to markup the text to ensure it is firstly understood by google and displays correctly too.

So back to my original question. Will an e-commerce product page that currently has no customer reviews that is indexed, been seen differently if when the next time it's crawled its found to have, say 30+ reviews?

Are there any implications this way? What's your experience? I look forward to reading your feedback.
Thanks

If this source of traffic is providing no value to your online presence other than inflating data/visits I would personally filter it out. But I always do a bit of research first just to be extra sure.

Hi,

If you want to create a live testing in environment then I'd suggest you simply have the page live on a sub domain but then use the robot file to hide it entirely from the search engines.

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Darren

Hi,

If you're new to this the best place to go would be https://schema.org/docs/meddocs.html this will help explain the markup used along with examples.

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Darren

Hi,

Are you able to provide a link to the page?

From experience it's placing the wrong schema together which causes it to not validate.  Search console is usually 3 days behind in terms of collecting data so to sort it out immediately test the page through here => https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool

If after all this and your'e still having problems, go check out a website that serves up similar content and check how they've marked up their page.