As far as I know, there is no way to edit rel canonical in Wix sites. The only option I see is to try to contact their support and ask to solve your problem. But personally I haven't tried to ask anything regarding the code change.
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jkundrotas
@jkundrotas
Job Title: SEO / ASO Lead
Company: Foodout Group
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Latest posts made by jkundrotas
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RE: Has anyone had experience with the Wix platform and it's SEO qualities?
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RE: FB Shares in SEOmoz Keyword Analysis Tool
Francisco, thank You for your answer!
I do understand what the share is, but it confused me when I saw major inaccuracy in SEOmoz report and some FB account. Maybe it is just matter of update.
I will mark this question as answered.
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FB Shares in SEOmoz Keyword Analysis Tool
Hello everybody,
I'm quite confused in how to understand "FB Shares" in SEOmoz Keyword Analysis Tool Report. As You may know, this section is under report's "Social Signals" category.
Does this number counts whole FB shares of some website links by ALL FB users? Or is it a number of some website FB account posts? Some clearance would be very helpful..
The same question applies to other social signal reports: Tweets, Google+ shares.
Thank You for your answer!
Happy New Year!
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RE: Has anyone had experience with the Wix platform and it's SEO qualities?
Hi Karl, Stefano & Asif,
we're currently testing wix cms. Wix is great creativity tool, but it has some serious seo problems. It's correct that their websites are flash based, but we can confirm that their content are crawlable by google. There are other serious things - users cannot add any custom meta tags in the code level (head, body), also you will not be able to change anything in website hosting level. You can add any meta title and description, but this will be applied to the whole website (not page level). So you won't have different meta titles and descriptions (please note that google may change your titles and/or descriptions in their SERPS, so sometimes it doesn't matter). It must be said that currently wix have improved in handling these issues - they included 'rel canonical' and different meta titles - now they are constructed as follow - Website title + Page name, so it may be something like "My Website | My page". Meta descriptions are still the issue. Currently we are testing this cms, so we cannot recommend to use it or not, as you may know, flash, ajax is not recommended by most seo.
Some tips: - always use so called "masterpages" - these only are real web pages
- don't read their help on seo - it's very old and there are some major mistakes (like making no difference between image "alt" and "title", recommendations to use keywords tag and so on).
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RE: 301 Redirect with an Exact Domain name Match
" Our Google Analytics is still set up for the former domain name and shows data just fine"
How do You get your new domain traffic data?
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Title Tag length and UTF-8
Hello seomozers!
Today I've come to one interesting question about Title Tag lenght in UTF-8 coded content. It's relevant to description tag lenght too.
So, as we all know SEO best practices recommend that my Title tag should be under 70 (or 75) characters. Now, we have a website which is UTF-8 coded. That means that our special characters (some lithuanian letters) at the end gains +4 or +5 characters in length. So Google Webmaster Tools in our case report that some Title Tags are longer than they should be (exceeded by those +4 or +5), but in SERPs we see clear and not trunctated Title Tags (which means that our title tags are displayed correctly in UTF-8).
The question is - should I believe in SERPs and don't take any action or maybe should I notice Google Webmaster Tools recommendations and shorten those tags ?
Well, I do believe that at the end it's not so important, but I'd like to hear some more opinions on this simple situation.
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RE: URL rewriting from subcategory to category
Thank You very much! The code You provided worked very well and solved our problem.
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RE: URL rewriting from subcategory to category
Thanks Alan Mosley and Sha Menz! We will try to implement given advices tonight (at low traffic hours) and check back soon with results. Sha, thats ok with line breaks, we will figure it out. Thanks for your support once again!
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URL rewriting from subcategory to category
Hello everybody!
I have quite simple question about URL rewriting from subcategory to category, yet I can't find any solution to this problem (due to lack of my deeper apache programming knowledge).
Here is my problem/question:
we have two website url structures that causes dublicate problems:
1 and 2 pages are absolutely same (both also returns 200 OK). What we need is 301 redirect from 2 to 1 without any other deeper categories redirects (like www.website.com/language/category/1/169/ redirecting to .../category/1/ or .../category/).
Here goes .htaccess URL rewrite rules:
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/$ /index.php?lang=$1&idr=$2&par1=$3&par2=$4&par3=$5&par4=$6&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/$ /index.php?lang=$1&idr=$2&par1=$3&par2=$4&par3=$5&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/$ /index.php?lang=$1&idr=$2&par1=$3&par2=$4&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/$ /index.php?lang=$1&idr=$2&par1=$3&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/([^/]+)/$ /index.php?lang=$1&idr=$2&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteRule ^([^/]{1,3})/$ /index.php?lang=$1&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
There are other redirects that handles non-www to www and related issues:
RedirectMatch 301 ^/lt/$ http://www.domain.lt/
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain.lt
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.domain.lt/$1 [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(.)/$RewriteRule ^(.)$ http://www.domain.lt/$1/ [R=301,L]
At this moment we cannot solve this problem with rel canonical (due to our CMS limits).
Thanks for your help guys!
If You need any other details on our coding, just let me know.
Best posts made by jkundrotas
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RE: Has anyone had experience with the Wix platform and it's SEO qualities?
Hi Karl, Stefano & Asif,
we're currently testing wix cms. Wix is great creativity tool, but it has some serious seo problems. It's correct that their websites are flash based, but we can confirm that their content are crawlable by google. There are other serious things - users cannot add any custom meta tags in the code level (head, body), also you will not be able to change anything in website hosting level. You can add any meta title and description, but this will be applied to the whole website (not page level). So you won't have different meta titles and descriptions (please note that google may change your titles and/or descriptions in their SERPS, so sometimes it doesn't matter). It must be said that currently wix have improved in handling these issues - they included 'rel canonical' and different meta titles - now they are constructed as follow - Website title + Page name, so it may be something like "My Website | My page". Meta descriptions are still the issue. Currently we are testing this cms, so we cannot recommend to use it or not, as you may know, flash, ajax is not recommended by most seo.
Some tips: - always use so called "masterpages" - these only are real web pages
- don't read their help on seo - it's very old and there are some major mistakes (like making no difference between image "alt" and "title", recommendations to use keywords tag and so on).
He helps people to grow their businesses for perfect visibility and experience in organic search. Justin worked as an independent and freelancing SEO Consultant in Lithuania, and offered long-term results that are based on actual data, compliance with search engine rules and best practices. In 2015, he joined SEO team in SEM.LT, digital agency in Lithuania. In 2017 he started to work for Foodout Group as SEO / ASO Lead.
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