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Google's John Mueller explains the nine scenarios in which one URL is selected as the canonical instead of another.

Google can absolutely ignore rel canonical if the content isn't the same, but this is the exact same article word for word. Cross domain canonical is the recommended solution for handling syndicated ...

Google updated their rel canonical documentation in order to clarify how Google handles the extraction of rel canonical annotations. The clarification is not meant to ...

This post will focus on the two main methods of managing the redirection of a single page on your website – the 301 redirect and the rel="canonical" attribute ...

When you need to redirect a website or individual webpage to a different location, there are a number of different tactics you can employ. Each comes with their benefits and their problems, but if ...

Many webmasters will be happy to know that Google has announced its support for using the rel=”canonical” link element across different domains. This is important ...