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In your experience, do categories carry much ranking power in terms of internal links? This is the only page that concerns me in terms of SEO. My products will scrollable horizontally causing much of the listed information and image to be hidden. To me, it seems that all that Google can take away from a category page in terms of SEO is that it is where a particular product falls under - but can't my breadcrumbs do the same (my canonical URLs do not include category).

We sell food products that, of course, can be used in recipes. As a convenience to our customer we have made a large database of recipes available. We have far more recipes than products. My concern is that Google may start viewing us as a recipe website rather than a food product website.

My initial thought was to subdomain the recipes (recipe.domain.com) but that seems silly given that you aren't really leaving our website and the layout of the website doesn't change with the subdomain.

Currently our URL structure is...

• domain.com/products/product-name.html
• domain.com/recipes/recipe-name.html

We do rank well for our products in general searches but I want to be sure that our recipe setup isn't detrimental.

I am designing a new category for my website. Instead of a grid or list view there is an additional (default) view that implements Owl Carousel.

What this means for SEO is that there is going to be a lot of dynamically loaded content and I am not quite sure how to handle that. By default all the user (and Google) will see is product images. Once the product image is clicked more details are shown about the product.

Are there any articles that any of you can refer me to on Googles recommendation for handling dynamic content?

My initial thought was that with a decent site map and the other available views this wouldn't be a big deal, especially since my categories tend to bog down SEO with links and repetitive terms in the product name (i.e. Flavored This, Flavored That, Flavored Other Term) as well as I'm unsure if I need the "juice" passed through my category product links.. but I'll leave it to the community to confirm that.

I am looking through my crawl diagnostics and one of my errors states that a page has a duplicate title. My problem is that I do not know how to find the duplicate.

Any advice here?