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Rustam Idrisov2017-03-01 05:59:38
Search Engine Optimization
Rustam Idrisov, 2017-03-01 05:59:38

What is better to use: rel="canonical" or one single url?

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There is an online store url structure - /category/subcategory/product
What is better to use for the product page - rel="canonical" for duplicate product pages or make one single url for which the product is available (in terms of SEO)?

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zooks, 2017-03-01
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One URL is better.

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Vasya Petrov, 2017-03-16
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canonical is an artificial crutch that even its inventor Google doesn't always follow.
If it is possible not to produce duplicates, this is ideal. Next comes 301 and by a wide margin, in last place pushing canonical and robots.txt cams.

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