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I have a website based on Visualforce (Salesforce, force pages) that has 11681 duplicate content pages. This is obviously terrible for SEO ranking. I clearly have not got nearly that many pages but each page has got human readable URL's such as: www.example.com/rest_of_url and URLs that redirect to those pages that is system generated such as: www.example.com/uy2342hjg323423

How do stop Google and Moz from seeing these pages as duplicate content? If nothing else I want to stop seeing it in Moz.com because it is frustrating to see.

MORE INFO AS REQUESTED: Google and Moz both find duplicate content on the site with over 11000 pages. We don't even have that many pages. Some pages have 50 other pages of duplicate content - others have 3 or 4 pages. Google and Moz are therefore finding pages that don't exist or they are seeing URLs created by the Salesforce system and think its a different page with the same content as publicly facing pages

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  • Perhaps better asked in a forum that specialises in SEO? – Keith C Nov 11 '15 at 10:53
  • I'm having trouble understanding this in a concrete way. Wondering if you can be more specific. So for each actual page URL, there are n number of additional redirect URLs that point back to the same page? Is this using Sites? Communities? Can you give some mocked up examples? – pchittum Nov 11 '15 at 11:24
  • Add more info to the original post – Trent Nov 12 '15 at 2:30

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