Why Canonical error?

[spkcp111]

I just got my SEOMOZ run and it says I have a CANONICAL ERROR:

Scorpio Earrings - 7mm Stud - Sterling Silver

http://www.astrojewelry.com/jewelry/scorpio-the-scorpion-earrings-30502.htm

I'm not sure why--I only changed the <title>tag--not the URL.</span></p> <p><span class="truncated sub-url" title="http://www.astrojewelry.com/jewelry/scorpio-the-scorpion-earrings-30502.htm">Why would this generate a canonical error?</span></p> <p><span class="truncated sub-url" title="http://www.astrojewelry.com/jewelry/scorpio-the-scorpion-earrings-30502.htm">Kathleen</span></p> <p><span class="truncated sub-url" title="http://www.astrojewelry.com/jewelry/scorpio-the-scorpion-earrings-30502.htm">astrojewelry.com</span></p> <p> </p> <p> </p></title>

[MikeRoberts]

The Rel="Canonical" notice has nothing to do with changing your title tags... likely just a coincidence. Its not really an error either. All the SEOMoz crawler is doing is notifying you that the page has a canonical tag on it. Though I don't see a canonical tag on the link you posted above so I don't know why that page would have been listed unless it had one once and has since been removed.

[spkcp111]

It's REL CANONICAL "notice".

I'm getting them on pages I've changed the TITLE on. Why would I get a canonical notice on a page I only changed the meta title tag on?

I don't get it!

Kathleen

[StreamlineMetrics]

I can't access your SEOmoz report. What does the error message say? And are there any other URLs provided in the error message?