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Hi charlotte_proplan,

I had a look at the page http://www.proplantime.no/bransjer/bygganlegg/mannskapsliste and it does have 2 title meta tags.

You can verify this by viewing the source code of the page, where you'll find 2 instances of the <title>meta tag. One of which is empty, which you can remove to resolve the issue.</p> <p>Hope this helps!</p> <p>Jac</p> <p> </p></title>

Hi spacecollective,

Maybe I shoud've provded more context around my response.

I'm assuming that your h5 tag would be something like "Product Description" which is a very common reason amongst ecommerce sites as to why they have duplicate header tags across all their product pages. If this is the case, you don't have to worry about it. You wouldn't need to rank for something like "Product Description" anyway.

If this is not the case, maybe you could provide a URL to your page or examples of header tags that you're using?

Jac

Hi spacecollective,

Header tags are used to organise your on-page content. If there is a legitimate reason for your product pages to have the same H5 tag, and I believe you do have a legitimate reason, I would not be too concerned about Google penalised you for it.

If you are trying to rank for the keyword that is in your H5 tag however, I would be re-thinking your strategy for this keyword.

Hope this helps!

Jac

Hi spacecollective,

I think you will be fine. The way the domain names are named themselves already show they are spammy links. The fact that they lead to 522 error confirms it.

Jac

Hi spacecollective,

Yes, I would disavow these if you've tried all you can to contact the websmaster to get these removed without any success.

Jac

Hi Ernie,

In your case, I would put on the page "domain.com/tx/austin".

This will ensure that any URL parameters added after the URL, will still load the canonical tag that was placed.

Hope this helps.

Jac

Hi spacecollective,

Yes, I would disavow these if you've tried all you can to contact the websmaster to get these removed without any success.

Jac

Hi charlotte_proplan,

I had a look at the page http://www.proplantime.no/bransjer/bygganlegg/mannskapsliste and it does have 2 title meta tags.

You can verify this by viewing the source code of the page, where you'll find 2 instances of the <title>meta tag. One of which is empty, which you can remove to resolve the issue.</p> <p>Hope this helps!</p> <p>Jac</p> <p> </p></title>

Hi Ernie,

In your case, I would put on the page "domain.com/tx/austin".

This will ensure that any URL parameters added after the URL, will still load the canonical tag that was placed.

Hope this helps.

Jac

Hi spacecollective,

Maybe I shoud've provded more context around my response.

I'm assuming that your h5 tag would be something like "Product Description" which is a very common reason amongst ecommerce sites as to why they have duplicate header tags across all their product pages. If this is the case, you don't have to worry about it. You wouldn't need to rank for something like "Product Description" anyway.

If this is not the case, maybe you could provide a URL to your page or examples of header tags that you're using?

Jac