Google Says Request Indexing Does Not Change Canonicalization

Google Says Request Indexing Does Not Change Canonicalization

Google’s John Mueller said on that using the request indexing feature in Google Search Console’s URL Inspection Tool does not change canonicalization. The question that was asked is if it can help speed up URL removal for a 301 redirected URL. Jan Caerels asked “Clicking “Request indexing” on an old URL that was 301 redirected. … Read more

Pounds In Google Search Console Reports Are Not Related To Canonicalization

Pounds In Google Search Console Reports Are Not Related To Canonicalization

There is a lot of talk in the wider SEO community around pound signs, #, in the Google Search Console reports, meaning something about canonicalization. John Mueller from Google, along with a number of SEOs, said it has nothing to do with canonicalization. Instead, it has to do with Google tracking on-page sitelinks from the … Read more

Google Updates Canonical Documentation To Explain What Attributes Break The Canonicalization

Google Updates Canonical Documentation To Explain What Attributes Break The Canonicalization

Google has added a section to the use rel=canonical link annotations section of the canonical search documentation to clarify that rel=canonical annotations with certain attributes are not used for canonicalization. Google explained that “annotations with hreflang, lang, media, and type attributes are not used for canonicalization.” Google added this section: Google supports explicit rel canonical … Read more

Google Updates Canonicalization Help Document: Don’t Use Canonicals For Syndicated Content

Google Updates Canonicalization Help Document: Don’t Use Canonicals For Syndicated Content

Google has updated its help documentation for canonicalization. It removed a line about syndicated content and also updated a line about noindex to prevent selection of a canonical page within a single site. But Google added a whole section around not using a canonical tag for syndicated content anymore; more on that below. If you … Read more

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