I set up a new wordpress install recently.
My root [www.domain.com](http://www.domain.com) is my homepage and it shows a list of my latest post, which is what I want.
Somehow Google is indexing [www.domain.com/home/](http://www.domain.com/home/) (which leads to a 404 page).
I do not have a page called “Home” in the WordPress Pages or Posts dashboard. I don’t have any pages or posts with a url slug labelled “home”
I do not have [www.domain.com/home/](http://www.domain.com/home/) anywhere on my sitemap\_index.html, page-sitemap.xml, post-sitemap.xml
I have checked that there are no internal links going to www.domain.com/home/
Where is this culprit page? How does this link show up on Google? How do I remove it so [www.domain.com](http://www.domain.com) shows up as my only homepage?
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**Wordpress Dashboard Settings:**
**Settings > General:**
WordPress Address (URL): [https://domain.com](https://domain.com)
Site Address (URL): [https://domain.com](https://domain.com)
**Settings > Reading:**
Your homepage displays: Your latest posts
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Why not just 301 [domain.com/home](http://domain.com/home) to your actual homepage?
It’s indexed and getting traffic, might as well take advantage.
(Though if I was the guy you outranked with a nonexistent page I’d be pretty annoyed)
Just redirect it to the home page
Is your home page set properly in your reading settings? Settings > Reading