Amplify and Google Search

Hi, I hope I can explain this succinctly! I have a Docusaurus site hosted on AWS Amplify. I have the domain set up and it resolves correctly to https://docs.cavalry.scenegroup.co/

The problem I'm facing is that the url that shows up in Google Search is the original amplify url. e.g. https://main.d1fnr9j76bdr39.amplifyapp.com/

I'm no expert (!) but it looks like the canonical metadata is the bit I need to change. Is there anything I can do via the console (or otherwise) to resolve this?

Thanks.

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Chris Hardcastle

已提问 2 年前646 查看次数

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Since your website can be accessed by multiple urls, you need to tell the search engine which URL is the canonical URL. One way to do it is to add a link tag in your pages <head> to point to the canonical url.

example: <link rel="canonical" href="https://docs.cavalry.scenegroup.co" />

More info can be here: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/crawling/consolidate-duplicate-urls

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Mohamed_B

已回答 2 年前

Chris Hardcastle
2 年前
Thanks Mohamed. When I do a URL inspection in Google Search the Amplify link is the 'User-declared canonical'. I have not explicitly/ intentionally declared this so was hoping there might be something in the Console to allow me to specify this (e.g. it seems AWS is setting it). This site is for documentation so we've got 100s of pages - I'm hoping not to need to do this for each page individually!
Mohamed_B 审核人员
2 年前
I inspected your website and see that you have <link data-react-helmet="true" rel="canonical" href="https://main.d1fnr9j76bdr39.amplifyapp.com/"> in your website. You need to edit that.
Mohamed_B 审核人员
2 年前
I am not a Docusaurus expert but I think you are defining the url https://main.d1fnr9j76bdr39.amplifyapp.com somewhere in your config, and Docusaurus is automatically injecting the canonical tag link for you https://docusaurus.io/docs/next/seo#single-page-metadata

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