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Hi experts,

I present customer feedback, reviews basically, on my website for the products that are sold. And with this comes the ability to read reviews and obviously with pagination to display the available reviews.

Now I want users to be able to flick through and read the reviews to help them satisfy whatever curiosity they have.

My only thinking is that the page that contains the reviews, with each click of the pagination will present roughly the same content. The only thing that changes is the title tags which will contain the number in the H1 to display the page number.

I'm thinking this could be duplication but i have yet to be notified by Google in my Search console...

Should i block crawlers from crawling beyond page 3 of reviews?

Thanks

Let's say you're writing a homepage title tag like this:

KEYWORD | BRAND

and Google rewrites it as

BRAND | KEYWORD

From Moz and best practices, we believe that keywords closer to the beginning of a title tag may have more impact on search rankings. So, when Google rewrites the title tag, do you get the impact you would have made with the keyword being closer to the front? Or, does Google give you the impact you would have received with the keyword being at the end?

Moz support suggests that the community may be able to answer this question, and I would appreciate the help.

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The only possible reference I can find for this is 6 months for SEO results. Google expressly states, "virtual offices are not eligible for a business profile."

Thanks for any feedback

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Richard

I work for an ecommerce company that has many of its shipments go by LTL freight. Our customer service team has issues with a few customers per month that aren't equipped to receive freight shipments which leads to returns and other issues.

In an effort to better inform our customers, the customer service team is requesting that we add a checkbox to the checkout that requires customers to agree to our shipping and returns policy, including a link to the policy page.

I am wondering how concerned people here would be that requiring the customer to check a box agreeing to those terms would lead to more customers abandoning during the checkout process. Or do you think it's not a concern? Thanks for your thoughts.