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Confused with Googlebot crawling utm parameters? Via

: It could be based on your merchant feed for Product Search. The Crawl Stats reporting should show those urls, but the Performance report might not since it typically focuses on canonical urls: youtube.com/watch?v=LHf8Dv

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More (from me): In the Coverage reporting, you might see them under "Alternate page with proper canonical" if the proper canonical tags are included. And if not, maybe in "Duplicate w/out user-selected canonical" or "Duplicate, Google chose different canonical then user"

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