Problem with dublicate content

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Hey

I have a website (based on asp.net 3.5) which I'm trying to do some SEO on
Google webmaster tools have reported problems with my site

Google Webmaster Tools report that my asp.net 3.5 site has dublicate title:
It says that "domain.com" and "domain.com/Default.aspx"
has the same title...

I get the same problem on dublicate meta description also

How should I fix this? I suppose that maybe there is some tweaking I have to
do in googgle webmasater tool maybe, but I don't know which tweaking I need
to do
 
Hey

I have a website (based on asp.net 3.5) which I'm trying to do some SEO on
Google webmaster tools have reported problems with my site

Google Webmaster Tools report that my asp.net 3.5 site has dublicate title:
It says that "domain.com" and "domain.com/Default.aspx"
has the same title...

I get the same problem on dublicate meta description also

How should I fix this? I suppose that maybe there is some tweaking I haveto
do in googgle webmasater tool maybe, but I don't know which tweaking I need
to do

Although, this is not an issue (it's seems that it doesn't get that it
is the same page) you can try to fix it by using rel="canonical" link
tag.

Add this <link> tag to specify your preferred link for defaut.aspx,
e.g.:

<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.domain.com" />

Read more: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/02/specify-your-canonical.html

This link-tag is currently also supported by Ask.com, Microsoft Live
Search and Yahoo!.
 
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