Canonical [adjective]
Definition of Canonical:
accepted, recognized
Opposite/Antonyms of Canonical:
Sentence/Example of Canonical:
You can then implement 301 redirects, canonical or noindex tags on the pages that have become redundant to consolidate ranking signals.
When content migration is done, Google has to recrawl new URLs, along with all of their accompanying signals, such as backlinks and canonicals, in order to rank what effectively becomes brand new landing pages.
“You do not need to create separate content for each canonical or stemming version of a word unless it shifts the meaning of the word substantially,” Christi said.
Also both show the canonical URL, but Google shows the Google selected canonical versus the user-declared canonical.
In addition, use title tags, meta description tags, header tags, customized URLs, and canonical tags to master the art of on-page SEO.
It’s generally a great idea to use an auditor tool to keep an eye on all of your duplicate pages and canonical tags in a single dashboard.
We cannot wonder at the difficulty of obtaining canonical election for Loftus.
But all the commentators were united against any such course; and the canonical text authorized the rendering to which I objected.
Whether beneficed students on account of their studies are excused from reading their canonical hours.
Fashion is always irresistible when there is no law to the contrary, and canonical hours are ignored in this country.