Problems with duplicate contents...
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Hi folks,
how's going?
I started using Seo Moz and from the first crawling appears that I have 11 pages with duplicate contents... but this is not true, are different pages with different url, contents, tags...
any idea to solve he problem?
Alessandro, MusicaNueva.es
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Hi Alessandro,
Sorry to hear you're having difficulty. For questions like this you can always contact the Moz Help Team (help@moz.com) and they should be able to look at your account and offer some answers. Best of luck!
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Hello there!
As I just suggested to another guy, go and check on your webmaster tool, under the section "html improvements".
Also if you have two domains for the same site, make sure you have a redirect otherwise it will be a duplicate.
We have two domains www.example.com and example.com, some of the pages weren't redirect and we had issue with the duplicate content
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