Rel cannonical on all my URL's
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Hi,
sorry if this question has already been asked, but I can't seem to find the correct answer.
In my crawling report for the domain: http://www.wellbo.de I get rel cannonical notices.
I have redirected all pages of http://wellbo.de to http://www.wellbo.de with a 301 redirect. Where is my error? Why do I get these notices?
I hope the image helps.
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Thanks for your answer Lee,
everything is clear to me now
Have a great day!
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