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Thank you for your reply. This surely helps. I will probably edit the htaccess.

I have no way of adding those too. Ooops thanks for the warning. I guess I would have to wait for Google to filter out the parameters.

Thanks for your answer.

I just started my own e-commerce website and I hosted it to one of the popular e-commerce platform Pinnacle Cart. It has a lot of functions like, page sorting, mobile website, etc. After adjusting the URL parameters in Google webmaster last 3 weeks ago, I still get the same duplicate errors on meta titles and descriptions based from Google Crawl and SEOMOZ crawl. I am not sure if I made a mistake of choosing pinnacle cart because it is not that flexible in terms of editing the core website pages. There is now way to adjust the canonical, to insert robot.txt on every pages etc. however it has a function to submit just one page of robot.txt. and edit the .htcaccess. The website pages is in PHP format.

For example this URL:

www.mycompany.com has a duplicate title and description with www.mycompany.com/site-map.html (there is no way of editing the title and description of my sitemap)

Another error is

www.mycompany.com has a duplicate title and description with http://www.mycompany.com/brands?url=brands

Is it possible to exclude those website with "url=" and my "sitemap.html" in the robot.txt? or the URL parameters from Google is enough and it just takes a lot of time.

Can somebody help me on the format of Robot.txt. Please? thanks

Let us assume that I have already processed all URL parameters on Google Webmaster tools. The question is will SEOMOZ see those URL Parameters changes or they will override this?

• Sorry for the confusion. To answer my own question, those URL parameter I presume will only work for Google. It is a way to tell Google not to crawl those URLs. If I let seomoz crawl my website, what should I do to let Seomoz bypass those unnecessary URLs? I am not really an SEO Guro but I am willing to learn.

I am curious why I receive this canonical notice even though there is a canonical for this homepage.

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Hi there!

I have a new website with so many duplicate meta titles and descriptions because of its expanded features from the e-commerce shopping cart that I am using like mobile website, product sorting, etc. Aside from canonical, is it advisable to use the URL parameters from Google webmaster tools to disallow crawling of mobile website and other parameters like, "parent", "catalogsetview", "pcsid", "pg" "mode".  I appreciate and advise. Thanks!