Are header directives such as X-Robots and Link supported by OSE/Linkscape/SEOMoz tools?
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SEOMoz tool reports show lots of duplicate content where there are http header directives in place on pages to eliminate dupes. Googlebot obeys but Roger the robot doesn't.
Are header directives such as X-Robots and Link (rel=canonical) supported by OSE/Linkscape?
I'd like to put my mind and clients at ease. Thanks
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Thank you Chiaryn
If you could open a support ticket that'd be great.
Cheers
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Hi Anthony,
I looked into a few pages of your campaign and it looks like the rel=canonical may not be set up correctly, which could be causing the issue. I also don't see any x-robots directives on the pages I checked that would block the duplicate information. If you are comfortable giving me example pages here, I can look into the issue more deeply or, if you would rather keep the site information private, I can create a ticket in our support system so we can discuss the site information there.
Please let me know what you prefer. I look forward to hearing back soon.
-Chiaryn
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