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No more than one canonical url Tag.

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bishop23 last edited by

I just got the "no more than one canonical url TAG" for this page http://www.vacuumadvisers.com/1/electrolux-ultra-active-deep-clean-bagless-canister-vacuum-cleaner-review.

I have no idea how to Fix that. Tried google it but none for Tag in particular.

PS. I have changed the Theme recently therefore so did the URL

Anyone?
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Travis_Bailey last edited by

Not a problem, please mark the question as answered. It keeps the forums neater. If you have already done so, thank you. The site appears to be experiencing some problems today.
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bishop23 last edited by

Thanks Travis!

That explains it
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Travis_Bailey last edited by

It appears you're using two SEO plugins. You'll have to pick either All in One or Yoast. I would also recommend running the page/site through Page Grader.
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