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  1. Sep 2020
    1. Links that require a click (like a navigation drop-down to view) are often hidden from search engine crawlers, so if the only links to internal pages on your website are through these types of links, you may have trouble getting those pages indexed.

      Is there a way to optimize webpage formats that are pre-packaged? Would a drop-down menu from somewhere like Word Press or Square Space be harder to optimize because of my limited ability to alter them? Is it a good idea to include direct page links somewhere else to compliment the user experience of easy/flashy drop-down menus?

    2. Google is clear that you should have a comprehensive page on a topic instead of multiple, weaker pages for each variation of a keyword.

      When I'm searching, I much prefer to land on EXACTLY what I was looking for. If Google prefers one "comprehensive page" won't that encourage "bouncing" if I don't want to scroll through an entire page just to see if it's what I'm looking for? This feels like undercutting the user experience, even if this seems like a "white hat" method that's mostly harmless.