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Kevin Hargrove · Jun 4, 2025

You're doing great — smart category grouping, solid content hubs, and using product schema right. Just one thing: avoid #fragment URLs (like product#435) — Google doesn’t crawl those well. Use clean URLs like product-435 instead. Keep it crawlable, link smart, and you’re on the right path!

Parker Mike · Jun 4, 2025

Grouped 8K+ textbooks by topic into SEO-optimized category pages with Product Schema and in-page identifiers to avoid duplicate content thoughts on improving this scalable approach,

Emmanuel Aaric · Jun 4, 2025

Grouped 8K+ textbook products by topic into optimized category pages with schema and unique anchors does this scalable approach hurt SEO or need improvement?

Archie Leon · Jun 4, 2025

Grouped 8K+ textbook products by topic with schema & optimized category pages—does this strategy hurt SEO or can it be improved further?

SEOPulse · Jun 4, 2025

Your category-based approach with optimized content, product schema, and unique identifiers effectively balances SEO and manageability for your large textbook catalog consider adding user reviews, internal linking, and regularly updating content to further enhance SEO.

usasmmit · Jun 4, 2025

Solid approach overall. One thing I'd add - make sure your category pages have really strong filtering options. Since you're packing 100+ products on some pages, users need to quickly find what they need. Good filters = lower bounce rate = better rankings.

Also, have you thought about adding "top picks" or "most popular" sections? Could help with conversions while keeping the category structure clean.

PitchQueen · Jun 4, 2025

Smart move grouping similar products to avoid duplicate content any tips to further boost SEO for large category pages like this?

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