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So adding description did work. If you have multiple product tags that comes up as duplicated pages, just a description to the tags and that will fix everything.

Cheers!

Emmett

So Patrick came to the conclusion to add a description to the each product tag page which is good for SEO and a good marketing technique. I add the descriptions and I'm just wait 48 hours to do a new crawl test. I'll update you as soon as it's a confirmed solution.

Cheers!

Emmett

Hey Patrick,

I sent you a message with a link to the website and the product page. Let me know what you think.

I appreciate your time!

Yeah it's like that. I'll elaborate my situation better with your example:

Product 1 URL: www.example.com/products/blue-lowrise-skinny-jeans

Product Tag 1: www.example.com/product-tag/women-jeans

Product Tag 2: www.example.com/product-tag/blue-jeans

Product 2 URL**:** ww.example.com/products/blue-regular-fit-jeans

Product Tag 1: www.example.com/product-tag/women-jeans

Product Tag 2: www.example.com/product-tag/blue-jeans

When you go to one of the product tags webpage, both products come up on the webpage.

Since both these products show up in the same product tag webpage and I can only use one URL per canonical tag, how do I determine what canonical URL to put in the product tag code?  Would I just pick a product and associate a tag to it? For Example, Use Product 2 URL as the canonical tag for Product Tag 2 and Product 1 URL for Product Tag 1?

Thanks for the quick response!

I'm still a little confused. The way the site is setup is that we have many different products that share the same "products tags" (so each product tag is linked to multiple products). Each product has many products tags (about 10 per product). I'm not sure how to use a canonical tag on a tag that is associated to multiple products, or on a product that is associated to many tags.

Do you have any suggestions?

I run a e-commerce site and we have many product tags. These product tags come up as "Duplicate Page Content" when Moz does it's crawl. I was wondering if I should use Nonindex or Canonical? The tags all go to the same product when used so I figure I would just nonindex them but was wondering what's the best for SEO?

So Patrick came to the conclusion to add a description to the each product tag page which is good for SEO and a good marketing technique. I add the descriptions and I'm just wait 48 hours to do a new crawl test. I'll update you as soon as it's a confirmed solution.

Cheers!

Emmett

So adding description did work. If you have multiple product tags that comes up as duplicated pages, just a description to the tags and that will fix everything.

Cheers!

Emmett

I run a e-commerce site and we have many product tags. These product tags come up as "Duplicate Page Content" when Moz does it's crawl. I was wondering if I should use Nonindex or Canonical? The tags all go to the same product when used so I figure I would just nonindex them but was wondering what's the best for SEO?

Hey Patrick,

I sent you a message with a link to the website and the product page. Let me know what you think.

I appreciate your time!