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Canonical URLs

Canonical URLs are HTML elements that specify the preferred version of a webpage when multiple URLs contain identical or very similar content, helping prevent duplicate content issues.

Why Canonical URLs Matters

Canonical URLs consolidate ranking signals for duplicate content, prevent SEO dilution from multiple versions of the same page, and help search engines understand which version should appear in search results.

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