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dave smith seo england web design & online marketing – internet marketing, web development blog. -- home about dave web design portfolio other seos of note email subscribe how to use canonical tags january 17, 2015 angie stewart, online marketing consultant for maginus, working as part of maginus’ online marketing agency has written this guest blog post on the best use of canonical tags. it’s often misunderstood, even in the seo business but can help you take control of your website. how to use canonical tags: take control and clean up duplicate content what is a canonical link tag? when you hear the words ‘canonical element’, ‘canonical tag’, ‘canonical url tag’, ‘rel canonical’, ‘rel=canonical’ and last but not least ‘canonical link tag’, relax, these all refer to the same function. when multiple uls’s exist that display the same content, the ‘canonical link tag’ is located in the head section of a webpage indicating to search engines the canonical or ideal page which should be displayed. when would you use a canonical tag? canonical link tags are a great way to enforce order and consistency when duplicate content issues arise. when content is identical or very similar – it may present itself on various pages and be accessible through numerous, different urls . duplicate content can occur for the following reasons: duplicate content caused by filtering duplication is often caused by filtering products within a website. i.e. www.mywinesite.com/frenchwine this page displays a write up about french wines and a list of french wines available for sale. it also allows me to filter by price range, colour and vintage of the wine i desire. when i filter, i get a url, such as: www.mywinesite.com/frenchwine/?categoryid_4049 effectively, this is the same page, the write up about french wines is still the same, the only difference is that the selection of wines displayed as been reduced to match my filter. because they have two separate url’s they will be seen as separate pages by google and other search engines. duplicate content caused by url parameters, like session ids or tracking ids tracking parameters exist to identify the different sauces through which traffic is driven to a given page. session ids exist to identify a specific user. whilst both are extremely useful, they can cause duplicate content. again as explained above, the outcome is the same content identified via different urls. in both instances using a canonical link tag is a simple and quick means of indicating which url is the primary, most important or preferred url . why should you care? so you understand what a canonical is and when it should be implemented, but how and why is this really going to help you and your site? the answer is this; duplicate content can negatively affect your website in the following ways: reduced crawling & indexing. search engine crawlers have a limited bandwidth on each site (based on numerous factors). if the crawler is able to crawl 100 pages of your site in a visit, you want it to be 100 unique pages, not 100 of which only 10 will make the search results. reduced ‘link-juice’. if a page has 10 possible urls, then those 10 urls might all have external links pointing to them. you want all that ‘link-juice’ going to your ‘canonical page’. by using the canonical command, links to all urls will be consolidated to the one specified as canonical. how is the canonical link tag implemented? a canonical link tag can be implemented in the header of the html website. make sure to urls are “standardised” or “normalised” and consistent in the navigational journey. adjust your content management system to indicate only the urls you want. once you’ve picked your ideal / ‘canonical’ url make sure you are consistent with your internal linking so that they lead to the same site. in the head of all non-priority pages, simply, add a tag to specify the version of url you want to prioritise e.g. <link rel=”canonical” href= “http://www.mywinesite.com/frenchwine”/> one final note i often get asked the following questions regarding canonical tags: 1. can a canonical page be redirected? a canonical page can be redirected if necessary and google state that if this occurs they will process the redirect as usual and try to index it. 2. can a canonical tag be used to suggest a preferred page on a different domain? this is a good question, mostly because this has changed since the implementation of the canonical tag. originally the answer was no, but in december 2013, google announced they support cross-domain canonical tag use. { 0 comments } basic seo elements every cms should provide july 27, 2014 it really is amazing how some content management systems have been build with little or no regard for search engine optimisation. out of the box, there are cms that do not allow customised page titles or alt tags on images. some cms like wordpress are good straight out of the box but can be made better with plugins like all-in-one seo or by using the thesis theme. so if you’re having a website built using a cms, what should you make sure is provided. here’s my checklist: essential: customisable page title’s – the title should be completely configurable meta-tags for each page – well, meta-description anyway h1 heading on each page – (still not standard in joomla!) h2 headings for sub-headings ability to add links within text content ability to no-follow those links if required ability to add alt-tags to images a structure that avoids duplicate content being shown on multiple url’s within your site e.g. full length content items on category or tags pages would also like to see: ability to generate and store accurate xml sitemaps for submission to google webmaster tools etc broken links are flagged on your dashboard easy user-friendly url’s implemented as standard anything else you’d like to see in a super seo friendly cms? 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Domain name:
designbydave.co.uk

Registrant:
B Sykes

Registrant type:
UK Sole Trader

Registrant's address:
177 Arthur Road
Wimbledon Park
London
London
SW19 8AE
United Kingdom

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 17-May-2016

Registrar:
Mr Benedict Sykes t/a WHY INTERNET / VCL [Tag = WHYTHINK]
URL: http://www.whythink.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 27-Feb-2016
Expiry date: 27-Feb-2018
Last updated: 22-Feb-2017

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

Name servers:
fs3.hosting1000.co.uk 213.171.207.108
fs4.hosting1000.co.uk 213.171.207.129

WHOIS lookup made at 22:05:41 12-Oct-2017

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SERVERS

  SERVER co.uk.whois-servers.net

  ARGS designbydave.co.uk

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

OWNER

  ORGANIZATION B Sykes

TYPE
UK Sole Trader

ADDRESS
177 Arthur Road
Wimbledon Park
London
London
SW19 8AE
United Kingdom
Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 17-May-2016

DOMAIN

  SPONSOR Mr Benedict Sykes t/a WHY INTERNET / VCL [Tag = WHYTHINK]

  CREATED 2016-02-27

  CHANGED 2017-02-22

STATUS
Registered until expiry date.

NSERVER

  FS3.HOSTING1000.CO.UK 213.171.207.108

  FS4.HOSTING1000.CO.UK 213.171.207.129

  NAME designbydave.co.uk

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