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As long as rel prev/next is correct, and each page canonicals to itself (see second to last bullet on this page), then I think those title tag formats look good. Aside from getting rid of the Moz errors, it sends a stronger pagination signal to Google, and may be useful to the user.

Thanks again to Ryan and Cyrus for chiming in. I'm going with: noindex,nofollow all HTTPs pages (they're not in the index anyway) Pull canonical tags from all HTTPs pages 301 redirect affiliate id links to HTTPs version of the page Now, I just need to remember all of this when we finally get to transferring the site fully to HTTPs.

Hi I noticed a dip in traffic after my last relaunch as well but it got back to normal within 2 weeks. I can recommend doing a search in google with site:yoursite.tld to check which sites are listed. Make a Excel Sheet from that and check if you have done all the 301 properly.

Let me be more specific... My question is...  in a SERP where I have a category page with no schema mark up & Amazon has a product WITH schema mark-up... Are there strategies to use schema mark-up on a category page to gain some in-SERP extras - i.e. stars, price, stock info or anything else. with an emphasis on anything else.

Exactly, that's sort of where I'm at - "...definitely worth a try." I'm hoping to hear from someone who's actually tested this all out.