Pages Have Duplicate Content Issues
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:43 am
This error shows how many pages on your website could be considered duplicates, because they present content that is at least 85% identical to the content of another page.
Page "17,764 pages have duplicate content issues"
Next, decide how you'll resolve the issue. Check out our guide on duplicate content for tips.
This error shows how many pages on your website have more than one canonical URL.
Click the link for a detailed breakdown.
To fix this issue, you need to remove the extra canonical tag(s) and leave only one.
# Pages With a Broken Canonical Link
This issue shows which pages on your buy malaysia number database website have broken canonical links, meaning they specify a canonical URL that doesn't work.
(Perhaps because it contains a typo, or because the page has been deleted.
Click the link to see the affected pages and the canonical they point to.
Page "120 pages with a broken canonical link"
Canonical tags that point to non-existent pages make it difficult for Google to crawl and index your content correctly, which could hurt your rankings.
Make sure to update them to the correct canonical.
# AMP Pages Do Not Have Canonical Tag
When your AMP pages don't have canonical tags, the Site Audit tool flags this as an issue. It's important to have canonicalization between the AMP and non-AMP versions of your page.
You can fix this issue by adding a rel canonical" tag in the <head> section of every AMP page that links to the non-AMP page.
Page "17,764 pages have duplicate content issues"
Next, decide how you'll resolve the issue. Check out our guide on duplicate content for tips.
This error shows how many pages on your website have more than one canonical URL.
Click the link for a detailed breakdown.
To fix this issue, you need to remove the extra canonical tag(s) and leave only one.
# Pages With a Broken Canonical Link
This issue shows which pages on your buy malaysia number database website have broken canonical links, meaning they specify a canonical URL that doesn't work.
(Perhaps because it contains a typo, or because the page has been deleted.
Click the link to see the affected pages and the canonical they point to.
Page "120 pages with a broken canonical link"
Canonical tags that point to non-existent pages make it difficult for Google to crawl and index your content correctly, which could hurt your rankings.
Make sure to update them to the correct canonical.
# AMP Pages Do Not Have Canonical Tag
When your AMP pages don't have canonical tags, the Site Audit tool flags this as an issue. It's important to have canonicalization between the AMP and non-AMP versions of your page.
You can fix this issue by adding a rel canonical" tag in the <head> section of every AMP page that links to the non-AMP page.