Canonical Url

[adeelhassan]

What is canonical url? how can i set it correctly. i search on google but could not understand. please tell me in simple words. hoow to use SEO friedmdly canonical url tag. for my website digital1world.com

[shaileshshakya]

I ask you one question... If you don't even know what is canonical URL than how could you provide an SEO service through your website?

I think you are doing this to get traffic from this forum...

[LMD]

Originally Posted by shaileshshakya

I think you are doing this to get traffic from this forum...

I agree with @shail, re the shady SEO offering. Considering you ask such a simple SEO question here, and have such atrocious grammar on the website.

If I found that site by accident while searching out for SEO companies, I'd just leave.

[JackMiller7]

Originally Posted by LMD

I agree with @shail, re the shady SEO offering. Considering you ask such a simple SEO question here, and have such atrocious grammar on the website.

If I found that site by accident while searching out for SEO companies, I'd just leave.

I have no idea what it is but i dont offer seo, but still you could offer seo services and be successful for local companies without knowing it probably.

[LMD]

Originally Posted by JackMiller7

I have no idea what it is but i dont offer seo, but still you could offer seo services and be successful for local companies without knowing it probably.

Perhaps on some level we have some knowledge on the various subjects out there. I do, but I'm far from being a specialist.

What I have trouble with is the OP asking a fairly basic question, but the site he's referring to offers all sorts of technical services, even SEO.

That's like me, being an auto mechanic (no I'm not, but just saying I was for the example), and asking for help on how to change a tire.

The grammar issue is the icing on the cake, as it were.

[JackMiller7]

Originally Posted by LMD

Perhaps on some level we have some knowledge on the various subjects out there. I do, but I'm far from being a specialist.

What I have trouble with is the OP asking a fairly basic question, but the site he's referring to offers all sorts of technical services, even SEO.

That's like me, being an auto mechanic (no I'm not, but just saying I was for the example), and asking for help on how to change a tire.

The grammar issue is the icing on the cake, as it were.

All I am saying is I could go to all the local business like doctors chiropractor gyms, offer them seo services and get them all ranked 1 for local searches and their key searches. Cause only a few core metrics make up most of the result and a lack some areas can be made up for with others. That's all I'm saying is it's possible. Also I will Google what a canonical url is cause I don't know either

[shaileshshakya]

Originally Posted by LMD

I agree with @shail, re the shady SEO offering. Considering you ask such a simple SEO question here, and have such atrocious grammar on the website.

If I found that site by accident while searching out for SEO companies, I'd leave.

Thanks, @LMD... canonical [ It tells search engines 'what is the original location of your existing page?' ] is the basic of SEO