Strange duplicate url
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From your csv report I have this strange issue.
This url:
elettrodomestici.yeppon.it/climatizzatori/condizionatori-fissi/prodotti/condizionatori-fissi-comfee/
it's a duplicate of this
elettrodomestici.yeppon.it/climatizzatori/condizionatori-fissi/prodotti/condizionatori-fissi-comfee/
but the only url that I can see in the website is this one.
Why the "-" is transalted some times in "%2D"
referrer obviously is
I have many duplicate url...Can you help me?
Thanks
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About how many do you have total? You could do redirects for the ones but if you have a lot then that would become an issue.
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