Google search console showing canonical issues
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I have a problem , canonical tags present in my web pages, but still google search console showing canonical issue
for example check this page https://kilid.com
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hey
i have a big problem
i cant conect my website to search enjines and google search...its have a too many eroors..is any body here to help me?
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my website had same problem. that solved thanks.
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thanks a lot
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Thanks for your answer
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Google tends to ignore user-set canonicals if it thinks that it's found a better one. Nozzle found a good example where it looks like you need to update your canonicals. It might be time for a technical SEO audit: https://www.distilled.net/technical-seo-audit-checklist/
Try cleaning up your canonical tags and see if that does the trick. As you're identifying canonical sources, keep in mind the goal of canonical tags (to help crawlers identify the most authoritative version of a page), and make sure that any pages that don't reference themselves as the canonical are truly a version of another page: https://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization
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The url you listed seems to have the correct canonical URL. What is Google saying specifically about the canonical for that page?
I checked a handful of your pages and the canonical tag was setup properly for all of them except for this one: https://kilid.com/rent/tehran-region4-maydan_shahed?searchId=4070db2029aa4f04b0e73ab502cac1a3&type=Listing&subType=rent&sort=kilid,DESC
It shows the canonical tag as https://kilid.com/rent/tehran-tehranpars.
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