Duplicate Url with Google shopping feed
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In webmaster tool I have many duplicate url tagged as google_shopping
Obviously i'm tagging the url with the goog url builder
Url:
elettrodomestici.yeppon.it/cura-corpo/tagliacapelli/remington-tagliacapelli-funzionamento-rete-ricaricabile-lame-in-acciaio-inox-hc5150-garanzia/
Duplicate url:
elettrodomestici.yeppon.it/cura-corpo/tagliacapelli/remington-tagliacapelli-funzionamento-rete-ricaricabile-lame-in-acciaio-inox-hc5150-garanzia/?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=web&utm_content=Elettrodomestici+e+Clima+%3E+Cura+del+corpo+%3E+Tagliacapelli&utm_campaign=google_shopping
How can I solve it?
Thanks
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Usually, Google is pretty good about ignoring those, but if the links are crawlable via the Google Shopping engine, it could be a problem. One big problem - you have canonical tags in place, but they dynamically set to whatever version the person landed on. So, the canonical tag for the Google Shopping version reads:
That should never be the case - it should be set to the actual canonical version (without the parameters after the "?"). By setting it this way, you're reinforcing the problem. If you can't fix the canonical tag, then remove it - having it this way is worse than not having it.
Fixing the canonical is your best solution, but if that's not possible, then remove it and use Google Webmaster Tools parameter handling to block the utm_source parameter. It's not the ideal solution, but it should do the trick.
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