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: It's actually very simple. If you have two URLs which display the same content, you need to use canonical URLs. Which URL is the canonical URL? The one you want Google to list in its search

It's actually very simple. If you have two URLs which display the same content, you need to use canonical URLs. Which URL is the canonical URL? The one you want Google to list in its search results?

In your example, you would have the main search result without the filters being your canonical URL. So /jobs/new-york or /jobs?jobs_position_id=3 would be the canonical URL for /jobs?jobs_position_id=3&query=FOO.

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