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Correct Implementation of Pagination Attributes

SearchEngineLand has published a fantastic article on coping up with the pagination issues. I noticed a minor mistake in the diagram explaining the implementation of  rel=”next” and rel=prev” for paginated series.

Is there a mistake in the diagrammatic representation?


Kamal Chandran Shouldn't it be the second one instead of the first one?


Anyways let us move on!

Here is a power point presentation from Google on Pagination & SEO



Also, watch the video on Pagination and its SEO effect. Maile Ohye has given wonderful insights... watch it right here now..

Make use of the learning :-)
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