Google’s John Mueller mentioned Google Search will de-duplicate its search outcomes based mostly on nearly duplicates. John mentioned this on Twitter the opposite day when requested about canonicalizing worldwide URLs.
John wrote “We do de-duplicate based mostly on “almost-duplicates” (I forgot the precise identify), in order that is perhaps what you are seeing there.” I do surprise what the identify is for deduplicating “nearly duplicates.”
Listed here are these tweets:
We do de-duplicate based mostly on “almost-duplicates” (I forgot the precise identify), in order that is perhaps what you are seeing there. Additionally, for somebody promoting flags, I am upset that your Swiss flag is mistaken. Christian. /shakeshead :-))
— 🌽〈hyperlink href=//johnmu.com rel=canonical 〉🌽 (@JohnMu) September 21, 2022
AFAIK we do attempt to choose up on that, but when that is actually the one distinction: good luck. Additionally it is typically tremendous to have them as duplicates, we will nonetheless present the suitable URL in search even when it is seen as a reproduction.
— 🌽〈hyperlink href=//johnmu.com rel=canonical 〉🌽 (@JohnMu) September 21, 2022
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