Load More with Crawl-Friendly Pagination
Giving shoppers seamless incremental loading while keeping real paginated links in the markup so that deeper products remain reachable.
Analogy Mental model
A moving walkway for visitors, with a clearly numbered staircase underneath for the person pushing the trolley.
In practice What you actually do
Crawlers do not press buttons. If a category holds two hundred products, shows twenty-four, and offers no links to the subsequent pages in the HTML, the remaining hundred and seventy-six are effectively invisible. Render the pagination links even when the interface hides them behind progressive loading.
Where people get burned Pitfalls
Each paginated page must reference itself as canonical. Pointing page two and three at page one tells the engine those pages are duplicates, and the products on them lose their route into the index.
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