Unsolved Duplicate Contents in Order Pages of Multiple Products

[ccw]

Hi,

I have a website containing 30 software products. Each product has an order page. The problem is that the layout and content of these 30 order pages are very similar, except for the product name, for example:

https://www.datanumen.com/access-repair-order/
https://www.datanumen.com/outlook-repair-order/
https://www.datanumen.com/word-repair-order/

Siteliner has reports these pages as duplicate contents.

I am thinking of noindex these pages. However, in such a case, if a user search for "DataNumen Outlook Repair order page", then he will not be able to see the order page of our product, which drives the revenue go away.

So, how to deal with such a case?

Thank you.

[BrockLenser]

Implement canonical tags on your order pages, serving as a SEO anchor, similar to how keto ACV gummies can be a cornerstone in a healthy lifestyle. This signals search engines to recognize the main product page as the preferred version, enhancing search results and mitigating duplicate content concerns.

[skchad13j]

Consider implementing canonical tags on your order pages. This tells search engines that while the content is similar, there's a preferred or original version (usually the main product page). This way, search engines understand the relationship between these pages, and your users can still find the specific order page through searches while avoiding duplicate content issues.
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[chitkaraamit12]

To resolve the issue of duplicate contents on the order pages of multiple products, you'll need to check a few things:

Verify that each product has unique content assigned to it in the database or content management system.
Ensure that the code which retrieves and displays the product To resolve the issue of duplicate contents on the order pages of multiple products, you'll need to check a few things:

Verify that each product has unique content assigned to it in the database or content management system.
Ensure that the code which retrieves and displays the product information on the order pages is correctly fetching and displaying the data for each respective product.
Look for any caching mechanisms that might be incorrectly serving the same page across different products and clear the cache.
Check for any recent changes in the code or the backend system that might have led to this issue.
If you're using templates for the order pages, make sure that the templates are correctly set up to display dynamic content based on the product selected.
If these steps do not resolve the problem, it could be helpful to provide specific details about the system architecture, the content management process, and the exact nature of the 'duplicate content' being displayed, so that a more tailored solution can be provided. information on the order pages is correctly fetching and displaying the data for each respective product.
Look for any caching mechanisms that might be incorrectly serving the same page across different products and clear the cache.
Check for any recent changes in the code or the backend system that might have led to this issue.
If you're using templates for the order pages, make sure that the templates are correctly set up to display dynamic content based on the product selected.
If these steps do not resolve the problem, it could be helpful to provide specific details about the system architecture, the content management process, and the exact nature of the 'duplicate content' being displayed, so that a more tailored solution can be provided.