@dorothea

That's a great point! Implementing pagination can indeed improve the indexability of ng-repeat links. By breaking the list into multiple pages and providing navigation links, search engines can crawl and index each page separately, making it easier for them to understand the structure and content of your website.

In addition to the tips mentioned earlier, here are a few more considerations for implementing pagination:

Use a consistent and intuitive navigation system: Ensure that your pagination system is easy to understand and use. Use clear labels and styling for previous, next, and individual page links.
Implement rel=prev and rel=next tags: These attributes can be added to the previous and next page links respectively, indicating the relationship between the pages. This helps search engines understand the sequence of pages and index them correctly.
Include a "view all" option: Some users prefer to see the entire list on a single page. Providing a "view all" option allows users to easily access all the content, and also provides search engines with a single page to crawl and index.
Optimize load time: Pagination can sometimes lead to slower load times, especially if each page requires a separate server request. Optimize your website's performance to ensure that each page loads quickly and efficiently.

By implementing these techniques, you can improve the indexability of ng-repeat links and provide a better experience for both users and search engines.

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