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Thank you so much Kevin. I will complete this now.

Hi Bas,

No, the url isn't written back to back anywhere that I can find. I've scanned the whole site multiple times and gone through all content. For a while I thought this is some weird canonicalization issue. But to no avail.  No other errors in search console or Ahrefs. Moz is maybe finding a super deep error or this is some error happening in the scan?

Hi Everyone,

I'm absolutely dumbfounded about this 901 issue (showing pages with our url back to back). Our site is hosted on Big Commerce: https://www.santabarbarachocolate.com

When I look for these pages being crawled I don't find them.

I've called BC for help and I can't seem to find a solution or where to turn as to how to fix the issue at hand or even if it matters.  Please see below what the Moz crawl shows. Could this be related to Yotpo or some app we have running? Or does this even matter and does it have any influence on rank?

Do you have recommendations or ideas?

Thanks so much.

Pages with Crawl Attempt Error

as of Mar 3

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Error Code 901: DNS Errors Prevented Crawler from Resolving Hostname

Error Code 901: DNS Errors Prevented Crawler from Resolving Hostname

Error Code 901: DNS Errors Prevented Crawler from Resolving Hostname

http://www.santabarbarachocolate.comhttp/www.santabarbarachocolate.com/organic-chocolate-wholesale | -- | -- | 901 |

Hi Peter,

Thanks so much for your insights. I will follow this through and hopefully rectify the issue.

Sincerely,

Jason

Hi All,

So we have two best selling organic chocolates that are very similar.

http://www.santabarbarachocolate.com/bulk-organic-dark-chocolate-72-without-soy-lecithin/

and

http://www.santabarbarachocolate.com/bulk-organic-dark-chocolate-72-without-soy-lecithin/

Because we are a small company it would be ideal to offer only one of these chocolates due to the cost of making it from the raw cacao.

This is the question: From a SEO page rank perspective, do we get better rank by 301 redirecting one chocolate to the other thereby generating more traffic through traffic consolidation to one chocolate. Or do we get better SEO rank by having two chocolates on the site that both get clicks with different content? Basically it is a question of divided forces.

Thanks for your help,

Jason