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Canonical Tags

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I noticed some pages don't have canonical tags. For example:

  • /gallery/

  • /files/

  • /privacy/

  • /guidelines/

  • /contact/

  • /blog/

I'm sure there are others. I suggest adding canonical tags for those pages.

  • Management

Canonical... to where?

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7 minutes ago, Matt said:

Canonical... to where?

To your preferred URL, of course. Canonical tags are considered best practice, even if no other version of that page exists. And since almost all other pages contain a canonical reference, I think it just makes sense to include these.

  • Management

You don't need to add canonical tags to point to the page you're on. You need them to help Google understand faceted pages.

  • Author

I don't completely agree with that. If you don't have a canonical tag, Google will try to determine if another page with similar content is a more authoritative version.

Example:

You place a gallery feed widget on your home page. Google then looks at your /gallery/ page and sees very similar content on your home page and decides the home page is authoritative. Because of this, your /gallery/ page isn't indexed.

Or what about /gallery/ vs /gallery (no trailing slash)?

The GSC lists canonical data for every page, indicating that this is an important factor in their algorithm. This is for my /gallery/ page:

image.png

I'm not claiming to have problems because a few pages don't have this tag. I also understand that Google can ignore it and choose a different page. But it is considered best practice, and Google recommends that all pages have a canonical tag.

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