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Hi,

according to Webmaster Tools and Siteliner our website have an above-average amount of duplicate content.

Most of the pages are the search results pages, where it finds only one result. The only difference in this case are the TDK, H1 and the breadcrumbs. The rest of the layout is pretty static and similar.

Here is an example for two pages with "duplicate content":

https://soundbetter.com/search/Globo

https://soundbetter.com/search/Volvo

Edit: These are legitimate results that happen to have the same result.  In this case we want users to be able to find the audio engineers by 'credits' (musicians they've worked with).  Tags.  We want users to rank for people searching for 'engineers who worked with'.  And searching for two different artists (credit tags) returns this one service provider, with different urls (the tag being the search parameter) hence the duplicate content.

I guess every e-commerce/directory website faces this kind of issue.

What is the best practice to avoid duplicate content on search results page?

Everett, I think you're right. Since I didn't find a place to get inspiration from I will try it out in the way I mentioned above with a scale of 0-1 for every review.

Btw, I'm not sure you guys noticed, but this forum includes thumbs up/down rating system.Unfortunately, they didn't implement the schema.org tags

Thanks a million.

ShaqD