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So I have a client who uses PPC and Organic SEO to drive traffic.  Once a user gets to the site, the most common action is to fill out a form.

I have Auto Tagging enabled in Adwords so all PPC clicks have "gclid" in the url.

I am also grabbing the Google Cookie and parsing it out to determine if the visitor is PPC or Organic.

So I have an if statement in my form code to pass PPC vs organic through the form for tracking purposes:

$url = 'http://' . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

if (false !== strpos($url,'gclid'))  { ?>

Essentially this is saying:

If gclid is in the url, or if the cookie contains PPC 
set the Web field as PPC Else
Set it as Organic.

this is working about 80% of the time. I am trying to raise the accuracy.  any ideas where I might be missing some data?

thanks

I have copied on of the errors out of the crawl diagnostics report.  Both /products and /products/ are returning an error, and both have pretty good domain authority so I feel like its hurting my site that these show up this way.  Both urls create the same page, should I just setup a 301 on the /products with no slash or will that cause more harm... I am using the MODx cms system and that could have something to do with it.

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thanks for the tip.  I'll get that done.  Will SEOMoz crawler handle the 301 ok?  Its currently one of my flagged issues from the crawl.

I am using MODx as a CMS on a site and trying to eliminate duplicate page titles.

url.com/

url.com/[~897~] which is really {~897~} its a resource number.

url.com/home/

How can I resolve this issue when its all one page in the CMS?

thanks