: Ajax results page for outbound links - Should I make it SEO? I run a movie review site. I have two main directories: /movies - AJAX only This page links to movie reviews, where 99% are

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I run a movie review site. I have two main directories:

/movies - AJAX only

This page links to movie reviews, where 99% are to original content
on external sites and 1% is to my own reviews in the /review directory

/reviews - PHP

Here I list links to my own original content, found on /reviews/{movie_id}.php

Currently I have my /movies directory AJAX driven for the searching. Building it this way has made it inaccessible for the search engines unfortunately. However, they can see my own original content in the /reviews directory.

QUESTION

Should I redesigning my movies page not to use AJAX so that search engines can access and index it, when all it does is link to third party sites? Are outbound links important?

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@Angela700

You can create URI's for each AJAX load by playing with location.hash and then you can allow these URL's to be indexed in search engines.

Learn how to manipulate location.hash.

Edit

Yes, linking out is important, to authoritative sites that will aid and benefit your readers. This normally works better contextually however. It really depends on exactly what content your serving to your visitors in these AJAX loads.

Only nofollow external links if you can not vouch for, do not want to vouch for or do not want your website associated with. Everything else is fine.

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