Tim Brown
Tim Brown is the owner of Hook Agency, and strategic marketer focused primarily on driving traffic and leads for small businesses and construction companies.
Quick Concepts
Rel=Canonical should be used whenever you post duplicate content (from your site, or elsewhere.)
It’s a “soft redirect”, without redirecting the user. Links to both URLs now count as the single, canonical version of the URL. So your site isn’t penalized for duplicate content.
- Tells google where the original is
- Code Snippet (place in HTML Head): <link rel=”canonical” href=”http://example.com/wordpress/seo-plugin/” />
- It’s also available through Yoast SEO , and some SEO tools like this – screenshot of where:
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Tim Brown
Tim Brown is the owner of Hook Agency, and strategic marketer focused primarily on driving traffic and leads for small businesses and construction companies.
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