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how to deal with duplicate content
13 years 6 months ago #100229
by hamidre13
how to deal with duplicate content was created by hamidre13
I build my store with Hikashop (It is a great component, thanks guys.) I scanned my website with seomoz.org to find the my SEO errors. I found 1081 errors!!! about 1000 of them is about duplicate page content. For instance 21 of them is the add to cart component which you can find here:http://pearlsbyaj.com/component/hikashop/checkout/notice/cart_type-wishlist/tmpl-component.html this content has 21 types of URLS base on seomoz.org!!!
This is the same situation for other components and products.
How can I remove these URls, add Canonical URL or something like that to get a good SEO!
Also how can I add no index rel to some categories because I do have couple of products that belong to multiple categories if I want to do the Canonical URL to each of them I think it is not the right way and also waste of my time. I prefer to add no index to subcategories
This is the same situation for other components and products.
How can I remove these URls, add Canonical URL or something like that to get a good SEO!
Also how can I add no index rel to some categories because I do have couple of products that belong to multiple categories if I want to do the Canonical URL to each of them I think it is not the right way and also waste of my time. I prefer to add no index to subcategories
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13 years 6 months ago #100276
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic how to deal with duplicate content
Hi,
It is actually important to let the search engines follow the links to your products if you want a good SEO. So I would recommend to enter a canonical URL for your products and that will avoid the duplicate content SEO errors.
Nevertheless, if you want to add a no index rel to your categories or products links, you need to edit the files listing_img_title (or the view layout corresponding to your item box layout options) of the views "categories/products via the menu Display->Views and change the a html tag of the links to include that no index rel attribute.
It is actually important to let the search engines follow the links to your products if you want a good SEO. So I would recommend to enter a canonical URL for your products and that will avoid the duplicate content SEO errors.
Nevertheless, if you want to add a no index rel to your categories or products links, you need to edit the files listing_img_title (or the view layout corresponding to your item box layout options) of the views "categories/products via the menu Display->Views and change the a html tag of the links to include that no index rel attribute.
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