Duplicate Pages
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Hello, we have an issue which I'm hoping someone can help with.
Our Moz system is saying that this page
http://www.indigolittle.com/fees/
Is a duplicate page. We use this page purely for mobiles and we have added code to say
This has been on for over a month now however Moz is still picking the page us as a High Priority Issue.
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As you are using canonical in "http://www.indigolittle.com/fees/" it will not be indexed in google results ( his original version "http://www.indigolittle.com/fee-guide/" will ).
Try with "Screaming Frog" to detect duplicate content.
Dont worry
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Moz can take a while to get around to canonical links, you can use the likes of screaming frog to help you pick up on if its working or not. If all done right Google knows about it which is the main thing and you just have to wait for Roger to get around to crawling it.
The other thing you could look into is download the report from Moz and make sure that it thinks that is the only duplicate page though I didn't see anything from my quick look.
If you're still lost you can also give help@moz.com a shout
It's not the first time I've seen something that fixed but still listed that's why I tend to double check it with other software.
Hope that helps a bit
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