getamped2 checking duplicate login issue

Another issue is that these product pages are not actually duplicate, but I think it is because they have such little content- that the rodger(seo moz crawler, and probably googles one too) cant tell the difference.Īlso even if I did use the canonical url - what happened if people searched for the product by attributes(the variations of each product type)- like blue widget, black widget, brown widget. Instead it would have to be done going into the html of the pages. The CMS does not have a front office that allows for canonical urls to be inserted. These are all the different products within the categories.

The next problem I have is the other 1000s of pages that are showing as duplicates. However what are the implications of this? What happens if some one searches for 'small packs' of the product- will this no longer be indexed as a page. Or I was thinking about just using a canonical url on the page that gets less traffic.

I did this by changing the order of the meta title(keyword at the back, not front- by using small to start of with). On the original website I tried de- optimizing one of the pages that gets less traffic. So I have considered using a canonical url or de-optimizing the small pack category as I believe it receives less traffic than the whole category. The problem starts in that they have 2 categorys for each product type, instead of one category for each product type.Ī wholesale category and a small pack category. It seems that almost every page on the website has a duplicate partner or more. The crawling report- comes back with 1000 of pages that are duplicates. It is a hosted CMS system with very little SEO functionality, no plugins etc. I have a customer with 2 e-commerce websites(selling different manufacturers of a type jewellery).īoth websites have massive duplicate content issues. For example am I excluding some products like green widet, blue widget. However what disadvantages come from using canonical urls. So instead of a 2 pages with a rank of 5 out of 10, it is one page with a rank of 7 out of 10.

However, if in the mapping I assign one of the fields to the Tax Lot table, then the program's error checking kicks in and it indicates that there are two fields with the same name for the Property table.Canonical urls stop self competition - from duplicate content. In the Inventory View, if I click on Show Only Populated columns, there is only the one Custom ID 1 field, mapped to the Property ID field, and Building ID is not in the mapping, so presumably it is not in the database (?).The 'Building ID' field appears to not be imported, ie, it is lost In Mapping Review it appears that Custom ID 1 is only there once, and it has been assigned to the 'Property ID' field. Click the Map Your Data button and the program doesn't complain about the duplicate field name, but goes to Mapping Review.From that preset, SEED assigns 'Custom ID 1' to both Building ID and Property ID, both set to 'Property'.Select preset called ' org-wide mapping.' and click Apply Preset.Import ESPM file called 2 - example-data-ESPM-Alerts-UBID.xlsx.Program allowed me to map two fields to 'Custom ID 1' in the Property table Steps to Reproduce Program would display an error if the same field name was applied to two different fields for the same table (ie, Property or Tax lot) Actual Behavior

Getamped2 checking duplicate login issue