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Hello,

When I do this google search, this page(amandine roses category) appears before the one it is canonical-ed to(this multi-product version of amandine roses).

This happens often with this multi-product template, where they don't rank as well as their category version(that are canonical to the multi-product version). Can someone maybe point us in the right direction on what the issue may be? What can be improved?

Thanks Roman,

I will begin using the on page grader for our local pages.

Thanks you so much Keri!

I have removed the canonical tag. That must have been the issue.

I will also begin checking for asset files and not auto-generating state pages with any parameter.

Thanks again!!

Hello,

I'm doing this google search "Peruvian Lilies Delivery To Athens, Alabama globalrose", in the hopes of this page appearing. It does not!

Does anyone know why this page (or most pages in out local.globalrose.com subdomain) aren't appearing on Google search results?

Hello Thomas,

Thanks for your response. Yes, this seems to be the case. Do you think this helps or hurts our SEO ranking for these pages that have testimonial dates being displayed on Google search results?

Hello,

I manage htts://globalrose.com

When I search on Google for "Yellow Roses", "Yellow Roses Globalrose", or any search that might bring up one of our pages, sometimes our search results appear with dates right before the description. Does anyone know what this mean? Why they appear on some and not other pages?

Here is a search result for example: Example Google Search

Can someone please help clarify this for us?

this is what the reports states :Cannibalizing link"Red & Color Roses", "Red roses", "Black Baccara Roses\rBlack And Red Roses\rStarting at: $ 0.72 per Rose", "Black Magic Rose\rDark Red Black Rose\rStarting at: $ 0.96 per Rose", "Forever Young Roses\rRed Rose Flowers\rVelvety Deep Red\rStarting at: $ 1.16 per Rose", "Freedom Roses\rRed Rose\rStarting at: $ 0.66 ¢ per Rose", "Madame Delbard\rRed Wedding Rose\rStarting at: $ 0.66 per Rose", "Night Fever Roses\rTraditional Roses\rRomantic Red Roses\rStarting at: $ 0.66 per Rose", and "Red Paris Roses\rDark Red Rose\rStarting at: $ 0.72 per Rose"ExplanationIt's a best practice in SEO to target each keyword with a single page on your site (sometimes two if you've already achieved high rankings and are seeking a second, indented listing). To prevent engines from potentially seeing a signal that this page is not the intended ranking target and creating additional competition for your page, we suggest staying away from linking internally to another page with the target keyword(s) as the exact anchor text. Note that using modified versions is sometimes fine (for example, if this page targeted the word 'elephants', using 'baby elephants' in anchor text would be just fine).RecommendationUnless there is intent to rank multiple pages for the target keyword, it may be wise to modify the anchor text of this link so it is not an exact match.

the questions is then why having those links on that page hurts, when we need the links to take the costumer to the color of red roses they want.

If I'm trying to optimize for a specific keyword, should I bold all of the keywords that appear in the content of the page or just one or two? or none at all?