Why Google crawl parameter URLs?
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Hi SEO Masters,
Google is indexing this parameter URLs -
1- xyz.com/f1/f2/page?jewelry_styles=6165-4188-4184-4192-4180-6109-4191-6110&mode=li_23&p=2&filterable_stone_shapes=4114
2- xyz.com/f1/f2/page?jewelry_styles=6165-4188-4184-4192-4180-4169-4195&mode=li_23&p=2&filterable_stone_shapes=4115&filterable_metal_types=4163
I have handled by Google parameter like this -
jewelry_styles= Narrows Let Googlebot decide
mode= None Representative URL
p= Paginates Let Googlebot decide
filterable_stone_shapes= Narrows Let Googlebot decide
filterable_metal_types= Narrows Let Googlebot decide
and Canonical for both pages - xyz.com/f1/f2/page?p=2
So can you suggest me why Google indexed all related pages with this - xyz.com/f1/f2/page?p=2
But I have no issue with first page - xyz.com/f1/f2/page (with any parameter). Cononical of first page is working perfectly.
Thanks
Rajesh -
Hi All,
I think nobody know anything about my question. So Now i have solution of my question. This is the solution - http://www.gsqi.com/marketing-blog/how-to-set-up-pagination-rel-next-prev/ if any body suffer like me.
Thanks
Rajesh
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