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Thanks Dan!

I've seen it disappear when using a Google from a different country, google.com.mx or google.ca for example...  Neither of these make the searches more generic however.

Hi Chris, Frankly, don't have a perfect answer to the situation but, its just not the purpose that pagination exists for. You go in for pagination under the following scenarios if you wish all your paginated content to appear in the search results: (Taken from Google): https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1663744?hl=en 1. News and/or publishing sites often divide a long article into several shorter pages. 2. Retail sites may divide the list of items in a large product category into multiple pages. 3. Discussion forums often break threads into sequential URLs. Moreover, the pagination mark-up provides a strong hint to Google that you would like them to treat these pages as a logical sequence, thus consolidating their linking properties and usually sending searchers to the first page. This would not be the desired outcome in your client's case Chris. So, you can convince them not to implement the pagination mark-up for generic top-level navigation pages as these pages should rank individually for respective search terms if any and they are definitely not the part of any logical sequence and this defies the very purpose behind paginated content. Those were my two cents friend. Good luck. Best regards, Devanur Rafi

The lastest #mozcast update results were interesting.  Dr. Pete did some analysis on tlds and non of them were really showing up.  https://plus.google.com/+SEOmoz/posts/WxMyUQxp5pt Technically the new tlds you mentioned aren't on here but I'm doubting that including them would make any difference. Sounds like a case study coming up...

Thanks Marie, You can also read more about it on Dr.Pete's Moz post here- http://moz.com/blog/panda-4-payday-loan-2-and-ebays-very-bad-day

Hi Nishadha, Thanks that's great. Looks like I was look at it most of the time silly me! Kind Regards, Greg

I don't have a ready answer for that. If you could email us at help@moz.com and let us know what browser you're using, and any type of pattern of being logged out, that would be really helpful. Thanks!