I have a website that presents Q&As to mathematical problems, mostly for pupils aged approx. 16-18 years old. Due to the difficulties of presenting formulas on webpages, the Q&As (formulas) are presented as images. At the moment, each webpage contains one Q&A, and there are many questions and answers. Thus, with little in the way of text, every page looks almost identical. Therefore, Google might very easily see this as duplicate content. What is my best solution to this problem? Should I try put the Q&As in a database and present each different one on the same page (dynamically). Or should I keep things the way they are and prevent Google from seeing most of the Q&As? It is also difficult to make different titles, descriptions etc. as, for each topic, only the question number changes.
Many thanks for your time.
You’re basically a ghost to google anyways if there is no text on each page. If you are worried about SEO you need to worry about text.
You should at the very least look into tagging the formulas or creating a title for the question which is relevant and putting that into a header tag above the question image.
Otherwise no one will find you by that content and that’s what it’s all about.