@dorothea

To make links inside an ng-repeat indexable by SEO, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind:

Ensure that the links are accessible and crawlable: Make sure that the links you want indexed by search engines are not behind any login walls or other barriers that might prevent search engine crawlers from accessing them.
Use meaningful anchor text: Anchor text is the visible, clickable text that appears within a link. Using descriptive and relevant anchor text helps search engines understand the content that the link points to, and can improve the link's indexability.
Generate unique and meaningful URLs: Each link should have a unique URL that accurately describes the content it points to. Avoid using dynamic or non-descriptive URLs, such as example.com/page?id=1234. Instead, use descriptive and keyword-rich URLs, such as example.com/product/blue-widgets.
Ensure proper use of rel=canonical: If there are multiple pages with similar content, you should use the rel=canonical tag to indicate which page you want indexed. This will help prevent duplicate content issues and ensure that the right page is indexed by search engines.
Use proper HTML structure: Make sure that your links are properly structured using HTML anchor tags (<a> tags) with appropriate attributes such as href, title and rel.

In general, the key to making links inside an ng-repeat indexable by SEO is to ensure that they are well-structured, accessible, and provide clear and descriptive information about the content they point to.

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