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If I have a duplicate content, which URLs should I use in json-ld Article schema? To be precise, let’s say I want to publish an article from my blog.example.xyz on another site e.g. popular.example.com. When I publish the article on popular.example.com I go and update canonical URL on my blog.example.xyz, and og:url property (both should […]
- Tags "author": { "name" : "Gitnik" }, "dateModified" : "2020-05-18T21:00:00", "datePublished" : "2020-05-18T21:00:00", "description" : "Uhm, "headline": "My Duplicate Article", "image" : "http:\/\/blog.example.xyz\/img\/logo.png", "inLanguage": "en", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "mainEntityOfPage" : "http:\/\/blog.example.xyz\/2020\/05\/my-duplicate-article\/", "name" : "http:\/\/blog.example.xyz\/", "publisher" => [ "@type" => "Organization", "type": "ARTICLE" } }, "url" : "http:\/\/blog.example.xyz\/img\/logo.png", "width" : 60 } } } but Google states that mainEntityOfPage should be same as canonical URL. Now, "wordCount": 600, and og:url property (both should be same as implied here): <link rel="canonical" href="https://popular., height: '60%', how do I deal with Article entity in case of duplicate content?", However, If I have a duplicate content, it's easy to update mainEntityOfPage to the new url. But what about image url and organization? Can image url point to a location other than, let's say I want to publish an article from my blog.example.xyz on another site e.g. popular.example.com. When I publish the article on popul, usually all URLs within it point to my own blog.example.xyz {, which URLs should I use in json-ld Article schema? To be precise