Hi
If your site has only one page (the home page, by definition), then you don't need to care about all this.
What's happening is that Google finds links to your home page, likely with additional query strings:
https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1
As this renders the same content as your home page, they see that https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1 is a duplicate of https://www.yoursite.com/.
Normally, you'd have some way to tell them that https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1 is in fact the same as https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1:
- either by adding a rel=canonical tag poiting at https://www.yoursite.com/ in your page
- or adding noindex tags, redirects, etc
But again, your site has one page: just entirely forget about all this.
If your site has only one page (the home page, by definition), then you don't need to care about all this.
What's happening is that Google finds links to your home page, likely with additional query strings:
https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1
As this renders the same content as your home page, they see that https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1 is a duplicate of https://www.yoursite.com/.
Normally, you'd have some way to tell them that https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1 is in fact the same as https://www.yoursite.com/?bla=1:
- either by adding a rel=canonical tag poiting at https://www.yoursite.com/ in your page
- or adding noindex tags, redirects, etc
But again, your site has one page: just entirely forget about all this.
Statistics: Posted by shumisha — Mon Jul 01, 2024 8:00 am
