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What we're seeing here is that our category, subcategory, and subsubcategory pages are open for indexing and open for crawling. In our example here, that would be this page, so /computers/laptops/apple. Exactly. People are probably looking for Apple laptops. Actually, I know they are.

Any page that has one or more aspects selected = indexed, links to aspects are not followed.


The second step here is any page that has an ukraine number data selected, so for example, if I was on this page and I wanted an Apple laptop with a solid state drive, I would select that from those options. Those are fine to index. But whenever you have one or more aspects selected, we want to make sure that all of those internal links pointing to other aspects are nofollowed, basically to prevent link equity from being lost and Google from wasting time crawling those pages.

Any page with 2+ aspects selected is added a = noindex tag.

Then, after that time, if a user selects two or more aspects, so if I was interested in an Apple laptop with a solid state hard drive that was in the $1,000 price range for example, the chances of there being a lot of search volume for an Apple laptop with a solid state drive at $1,000 are quite low.