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I've validated canonicals on my website but, the pro webmaster have recommended me that the canonicals that I've implemented is wrong. Can you guys tell me how to validate canonicals on my website.

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You can check the HTML of your web page. View the source code, press ctrl + F and type rel=canonical. If this tag points to the URL you want it to then it should be working.

Alternatively you can run the Canonical tag through Screaming Frog. If the Canonical tag has been implemented correctly it should return the Canonical link element.

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