Missing Canonical URL: What It Means and How to Fix It

Canonical is malformed or empty: how to fix it

Canonical Is Malformed or Empty: How to Fix It

Your page carries a canonical tag that Google cannot read, so replace it with a single,…
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Multiple canonical tags: why they conflict and how to fix it

Multiple Canonical Tags: Why They Conflict and How to Fix It

This issue fires when a single page returns more than one canonical instruction. A canonical can…
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Canonical points to a different internal url: when to fix it

Canonical Points to a Different Internal URL: When to Fix It

A canonical pointing to a different internal URL is correct when you are deliberately consolidating duplicates,…
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Canonical points to the http version: how to fix it

Canonical Points to the HTTP Version: How to Fix It

A canonical tag (rel="canonical") tells search engines which URL is the preferred, master version of a…
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Missing canonical url: what it means and how to fix it

Missing Canonical URL: What It Means and How to Fix It

A "Missing Canonical URL" flag means the page declares no canonical link in its HTML head…
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Canonical only in the rendered dom: why to move it to the html

Canonical Only in the Rendered DOM: Why to Move It to the HTML

A canonical tag tells search engines which URL is the preferred version of a page. Normally…
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