SEO and optimisation

Canonical tag

A canonical tag is an HTML element that specifies the preferred version of a page when several identical or very similar URLs exist. It helps search engines consolidate ranking signals onto a single address and avoid duplicate content issues. The tag points to the URL that should be treated as the original.

A product page reachable through several filtered URLs can use a canonical tag to point to the main address.

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