In connection with websites and search engine optimization, the term pagination is used for content that is not completely displayed on one page. Pagination describes the distribution of content on more than one URL, whereby you can “scroll” to the following and previous URLs. Problems with duplicate content often result from paginated shop or directory pages, since pages

Canonical tag (also known as “rel = canonical”) is a way of telling search engines that a particular URL is the main copy of a page. The use of the canonical tag prevents problems due to identical or “duplicate” content that appears on multiple URLs. In practical terms, the canonical tag tells search engines which version of

Redirect or redirection (short form for “redirection”) is a server or client-side and automatic redirection of a URL to another URL. Redirects are used for various purposes such as moving a website to a new domain or server maintenance. With a 301 redirect, for example, duplicate content can be avoided. A redirect is usually always

The response or status codes of HTTP directly determine the meaning of the response to an HTTP request. They are always transmitted in the form of the first line of the response (= server response), which consists of a three-digit number and a brief description. The status codes are divided into groups of different meanings