Your question is about 'in content' and the answer from Nathan is (I think) about the meta-title....

Can you give an example of a page you used this on?

Hi G,

Yes. domain.com/page1 and domain.com/page1**/ **are two different pages in the eyes of Google. But the canonical should fix this issue.... i don't know why SEMrush is flagging them. Maybe you can contact them and just ask?

For as far as I know, the best solution is to use just one version, and redirect the other one. So all the URL's without a slash, would be redirecting to the url with the slash. In this case, you don't have to change the canonical.

But be aware: this is what works with my sites. I don´t know all the details about your site.

So contact SEMrush first and/ore let somebody take a look at your code.

Thank you for your answer Cesare,

I don't want Google to see and rate it as an independent website.... It's just to make a clear seperation between the two services.

The services have differens pricings, different How it works-pages etc. So when you are in the import-zone, and you click on Pricing, you will see a page with the pricingof our import-service....

I'm sorry... struggling a bit to explain it in English.

Looking forward to hear from more people!

Hi everybody,

I have the following question. At the company I work, we deliver several services. We help people buy the right second hand car (technical inspections). But we also have an import-service.

Because those services are so different, I want to split them on our website. So our main website is all about the technical inspections. Then, when you click on import, you go to www.example.com/import. A subpage with it's own homepage en navigation, all about the import service.

It's like you have an extra website on the same domain. Does anyone has experience with this in terms of SEO?

Thank you for your time!

Kind regards,

Robert