Let' say I have a /pets page with 4 tabs on it:AllDogs CatsOwlsThe All tab displays all the pets on page load. Each of the 3 other tabs holds a list of dogs/cats/owls, respectively - loaded with Ajax on click. Every tab also has a Load more button to get the next N results.The page currently indexed by Google is /pets. What I would like, is to keep this overview page with the tabs, but also make sure that the 3 specific-pet pages are getting indexed, too (especially because they have links to detail pages of the pets).What I thought of:My first thought was to keep the /pets page and simply link the 3tabs to different URLs: /pets/dogs, /pets/cats and /pets/owls, but it does not seem user friendly to display tabs, which are actually links.Alternatively, I thought to keep the /pets page with the tabs andAjax, but additionally have dedicated pages (see point 1) for the 3pet types. Then I would maybe create an extra About page withinternal links to /pets/dogs, /pets/cats and /pets/owls, sothey can be crawled. In this case, however, I'm not sure whether thedanger of having duplicated content exists.I wouldn't like to sacrifice user experience for SEO, which makes arriving at a solution harder.Which of the 2 options above seems better to you?Or maybe, if you have experience with such tab-driven pages: What other solution would you suggest?
Best way to let Google index page with tabs - SEO
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