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Even canonical present in my web pages, still moz showing canonical issues.

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prasad.nueve last edited by

Even canonical present in my web pages, still moz showing canonical issues.

ex : rel="canonical" content="https://www.domain.com/page/">
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prasad.nueve @Natalie-Alexis last edited by

Hi,

Can you give me clear explanation with one correct canonical example that how to use
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Natalie-Alexis Staff last edited by

Hi there!

We would be happy to assist you with this! We do need a bit more information so we can dig a bit deeper so if you could email us as help@moz.com and we would be more than happy to assist you!

We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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