Google Indexing My Pages With this RSS url

[blogginginc]

Anyone knows why does google index my latest posts the following way and how to avoid it?. It seems to get corrected after a few days though.

http://example dot com /post-example/ ?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=post-example

 

[Nebraska]

It is following links on your site that contain those url parameters.

If you continue to have issues (this sounds like a site architecture problem) - try using the canonical tag. Beware - many people screw up this tag and really bork their site.

Without seeing the actual site it's hard to give you specifics.

 

[potentialeight]

I searched Google for inurl:utm_source just to see what the deal was, and came up with this:

SEO 2.0 | How to Remove utm_source & Other Parameters From Your URLs

And check the comments

 

[blogginginc]

I searched Google for inurl:utm_source just to see what the deal was, and came up with this:

SEO 2.0 | How to Remove utm_source & Other Parameters From Your URLs

And check the comments

Thanks a lot for the link.

Now, as I suspected it, the post is now indexed correctly, Im just wondering why during the first half hour that I publish the post shows up that way.

 

[iSynergy Media]

Maybe the architecture of your site is not done properly, once Google crawls the links from the starting page to the landing page, it indexes them as such, and so you see the results like this. After a while Google just seems to leave out the mistakes.