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    Thumbs up Duplicate content Issue

    Hi all SEO Friends
    I want to know that if i have a website xyz dot com and have two pages like xyz dot com/test1.htm and xyz dot com/test2.html and both have same content than how can display this like xyz dot com/test1.html without redirect.

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    If your site contains multiple pages with largely identical content, there are a number of ways you can indicate your preferred URL to Google. (This is called "canonicalization".)
    Taken from http://support.google.com/webmasters...n&answer=66359

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    You can achieve this simply by implement the rel="canonical" tag in the duplicate page contents (i.e. test2.html in your case)

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    Set noindex tag.

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    BTW, your question is not clear. I guess you are asking for this, its not possible to make a page visible as the other at the same time. Google may consider this as spam. The only way to get it done is via a redirection.

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    You must use noindex tag or you may implement this tag rel="canonical" in the contents of the duplicate pages without redirecting.

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    If your website have two pages, xyz dot com/test1.htm and xyz dot com/test2.html and both have same content and you display xyz dot com/test1.html without redirect, than set canonical in xyz dot com/test1.htm and apply no follow no index page in xyz dot com/test2.html. It's the best solution without redirect your pages.
    search engine optimization - the process of improving your website visibility

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    Quote Originally Posted by SergeMonrois View Post
    Set noindex tag.
    Quote Originally Posted by rajivweb View Post
    You must use noindex tag or you may implement this tag rel="canonical" in the contents of the duplicate pages without redirecting.
    Quote Originally Posted by Dipal Raval View Post
    If your website have two pages, xyz dot com/test1.htm and xyz dot com/test2.html and both have same content and you display xyz dot com/test1.html without redirect, than set canonical in xyz dot com/test1.htm and apply no follow no index page in xyz dot com/test2.html. It's the best solution without redirect your pages.
    Nope.

    All noindex does is tell the indexing engine to not catalog the contents of the page; its URL is still cataloged

    Also, nofollow is wholly unrelated to the issue at hand.

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    As an alternative: disallow test2.html in robots.txt

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