Google would only index if a link existed somewhere with these URL params in. Any pagination will contain these params, and canonicals are the solution, as passed in an article by Matt Jones.
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Dec 2, 2019
Martin Sanderson
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Nov 26, 2019
Hey Atanas Bahchevanov have you got some example links you can share so we can look into this? thanks :)
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Dec 24, 2019
Google would only index if a link existed somewhere with these URL params in. Any pagination will contain these params, and canonicals are the solution, as passed in an article by Matt Jones.
Dec 2, 2019
Martin Sanderson
Nov 26, 2019
Hey Atanas Bahchevanov have you got some example links you can share so we can look into this? thanks :)
Atanas Bahchevanov
Dec 3, 2019
Martin Sanderson: https://ceres-pr-rebuild.prod01.oregon.platform-os.com/ that should be the index page but google is also indexing this page -> https://ceres-pr-rebuild.prod01.oregon.platform-os.com/?page=2 To see the differences just compare the blog posts
Matt Jones
Dec 9, 2019
Hi Atanas Bahchevanov:
In the meantime, you might find this article useful: https://siteglide.support/en/articles/3491537-preventing-duplicate-content-with-query-parameters
Matt Jones
Dec 18, 2019
Atanas Bahchevanov Did that Article solve your problem?