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if i open the links they are just email subscriber forms. So yes, its the same signup form with different URLs

When i open the links up in i see no content at all, just the sign up forms.

And they are all the same form.

I would not want to see that on a report, since its too distracting from real page duplicate content issues..

Once you create your Google Local page ( via maps.Google.com) and create your business listing, you must wait for verification via digits sent on a postcard. Once you receive the verification code you can enter them - but where?

I went to https://www.google.com/local/verify ( and am logged in as a client in their gmail account) but it can't find any pending listings to verify.

Entering the phone number shows no previous data entered, and i must start all over again entering the client data.

And there is no way i know of to find that listing and all the data entered to manage and verify it.

Naturally this is very frustrating because i've done this before dozens of times and never had this problem.

Reading the Google documents is a waste of circular reasoning on me.

any suggestions?

duplicate content report shows many errors that are simply forms on every page for user to register for a newsletter and such. Is there a way to filter out these spurious errors from the reporting view? Or better, remove that from being reported in the first place? I wouldn't think calls to action like this are going to be penalized by search engines as duplicate content, or are they?

one of the heavily noted errors for the first crawl of our domain was duplicate titles. I did not see a list of the pages and their current titles, but i am pretty sure it is somewhere to be found. That would help focus the work to do. Am I wrong about that?