301 Redirects detected as duplicates
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I have 19 pages that are all 301 redirected to the same page.
Moz is detected these 19 pages a duplication's of each other.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
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Hey Nina, sorry your crawl data is looking a bit off.
We don't count 301 redirects in the duplicate content, so it may be that these pages were not yet redirected when we crawled or that they are responding differently to our crawler than they would in a browser. However, it is difficult for me to say without looking into the pages directly. Can you please let me know which campaign you are seeing this on so that I can investigate further?
If you prefer not to mention the campaign name in this public forum, you can email help@moz.com directly or use the contact form here: https://moz.com/help/contact/pro. You can just mention that you are replying to Chiaryn in your message and it will make its way directly to me.
I look forward to hearing back from you soon.
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