Canonical Tag help
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Hello everyone,
We have implemented canonical tag on our website: http://www.indialetsplay.com/
For e.g. on http://www.indialetsplay.com/cycling-rollers?limit=42 we added canonical as http://www.indialetsplay.com/cycling-rollers?limit=all (as it showcase all products)
Our default page is http://www.indialetsplay.com/cycling-rollers
Is canonical tag implementation right? Or we need to add any other URL.
Please suggest
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hey
if you're using for the same products the same product page has dynamic URLs as a result of user session and/or search preference
`https://www.example.com/products?category=dresses&color=green https://example.com/dresses/cocktail?gclid=ABCD https://www.example.com/dresses/green/greendress.html` Your server is configured to serve the same content for the www subdomain or the http protocol.<code>http://example.com/green-dresses
https://example.com/green-dresses
http://www.example.com/green-dresses</code>
you can also read the following blog to help yourself https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/canonical-link-tag/ -
Hey Ravi
I would take a look at the following resources from Google:
Use canonical URLs
Indicate paginated content
Pagination with rel=“next” and rel=“prev”Reading through and digesting the information on these resources will help you hugely on your website. Take a look and see if these can answer your question. It really depends on how your site is structured and what you are able to implement.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
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Sorry Ikkie,
Didn't get you.
Please explain with reference to our context.
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Hi Ravi!
Just curious—why point the canonical at http://www.indialetsplay.com/cycling-rollers?limit=all rather than http://www.indialetsplay.com/cycling-rollers?