No need of blocking just need to use canonical URLs.

You can consider any of the one link as canonical parent (Means original). and other one as duplicate.

You can just point one URL as its original, SEO Crawlers will identify that.

Use something like:

<link href="http://sample.com/product1red.php" rel="canonical" />

For this page:
sample.com/product2green.php

10% popularity Vote Up Vote Down

Feed

: Do we need to block repeated pages content for SEO relevance I have multiple purchase pages with the same content like: product1red.php product2green.php Should I block them with robots.txt ?

More posts by @Bryan171

: How does removing pages from a site affect Google SEO? I have been told by one of my clients that Google must be notified if you intend to remove pages (e.g. discontinued product pages) from

: Warning in Google structured data: either price or review or availability needs to be present I am using the Google structured data testing tool to validate a site. All seems to work fine however

: Will a rel=canonical link pointing to a 301 redirect pass less pagerank than one without a 301? On this official Google page about canonical links it says: Can rel="canonical" be a redirect?

: How to prevent JavaScript directory access with htaccess I have a website like http://example.com but the problem with it is that people are able to get access to my JavaScript by pointing a

Login to post a comment!

1 Comments

Back to top | Use Dark Theme