Henry Ford
01-02-2012, 07:43 AM
According to me the five thing which is written below are very helpful for solving canonical issues.
1. The easiest with 301 redirect in .htaccess
2. Paying attention all incoming links to your site have the same URL structure
3. Internal links have the same URL structure if you use absolute URLs.
4. Creating and submitting *.xml sitemap through webmaster panels (Google, Bing)
5. Creating and placing regular sitemap (html, hph, asp etc,) on home page or even all pages of your site – could be aslo an additional navigation benefit for your visitor, not only for SE spiders.
Hotel Auf Ibiza (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/index_de.php) | Hotel A Ibiza (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/index_fr.php) | Ibiza Hotel (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/hoteles/index.php)
1. The easiest with 301 redirect in .htaccess
2. Paying attention all incoming links to your site have the same URL structure
3. Internal links have the same URL structure if you use absolute URLs.
4. Creating and submitting *.xml sitemap through webmaster panels (Google, Bing)
5. Creating and placing regular sitemap (html, hph, asp etc,) on home page or even all pages of your site – could be aslo an additional navigation benefit for your visitor, not only for SE spiders.
Hotel Auf Ibiza (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/index_de.php) | Hotel A Ibiza (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/index_fr.php) | Ibiza Hotel (http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/hoteles/index.php)