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Guys your not going to believe this but neither of those two things are possible on godaddy website builder. Maybe I should just pack up the gloves and chalk this one for a loss. Does it really even matter? Could the crawl report be wrong? These are the things that keep me up at night.

Hey crew!

First off this is a last resort asking this question here. Godaddy has not been able to help so I need my Moz Fam on this one.

So common problem

My crawl report is showing I have duplicate home pages www.answer2cancer.org and www.answer2cancer.org/home.html

I understand this is a common issue with apache webservers which is why the wonderful rel=canonical tag was created! I don't want to go through the hassle of a 301 redirect of course for such a  simple issue.

Now here's the issue. Godaddy website builder does not make any sense to me. In wordpress I could just go add the tag to the head in the back end. But no such thing exist in godaddy. You have to do this weird drag and drop html block and drag it somewhere on the site and plug in the code. I think putting before the code instead of just putting it in there. So I did that but when I publish and inspect in chrome I cannot see the tag in the head!

This is confusing I know. the guy at godaddy didn't stand a chance lol.

Anyway much love for any replies!

Hey guys

Im sure this question has been asked before but I could not find it. I promised I looked hard.

I hooked up my account three days ago. For some reason Google Analytics is showing that I am indeed getting some good traffic to my site. But Moz is reporting zero zero zero across the board for anything and showing I have zero back links which is not correct. I thought it would eventually start working but its not.

Any suggestions?