We have a blog - which is current spread to 9 pages, every page has a unique title - page 1, page 2, page 3 and so on.Also, as it's a blog, every page has unique 10 listing entry on one page. Is rel=prev and rel=next can be safely ignored as all these are listing and not content pages of article. What I read in all through Google Search is that rel=next and rel=prev should be applicable on where the content is spread across multiple pages.But - as it's a blog, it has blog listings and every listing has unique contentThis is the blog: http://www.mycarhelpline.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=latest&Itemid=91.May recommend, if by ignoring rel=next and rel=prev - are we inviting Google to treat the blog listing pages as duplicate.
Can rel=next and rel=prev can be ignored in blog listings
seo;duplicate content;rel;pagination