Wordpress Duplicate Meta Title Issue
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Hi,
Google webmasters tools is reporting that I have 254 blog pages with duplicate metta titles. Sample below;
/blog/2012/06/
/blog/2012/07/
/blog/2012/08/
/blog/2012/10/
/blog/2012/12/
/blog/2013/01/
/blog/
/blog/?s=boxer
/blog/?s=briefs
/blog/?s=cufflinks
/blog/category/swimwear/
/blog/category/uncategorized/Can anyone advise what is the best way to address this issue as wordpress seems to assign the site title and tag line set in general settings as the meta title for all blog posts and pages.
Thanks
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I am using Yoast Plugin.It helps me a lot.But i got some issue like you for Duplicate Content and Duplicate Title
At Last i done Canonical URL Configure and now Okay for me
You may try this if Yoast can't help perfectly
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Agreed, the Yoast SEO plugin for WP is by far the best WP plugin to manage meta's and titles.
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Try installing Yoast's SEO Wordpress plugin. It allows you to easily enter a unique title and description for every page.
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