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Hi, I recommend you look closely at the permanent links when passing it to Webflow, that can cause 404 errors and it can affect SEO negatively. I have read people who have had problems with that, which implies having to do redirects 301 per page of your web Regards

I can't share that information @Nozzle. : / I don't think my company allows that!

Thank you!!!

According to dev: We are at magento cloud - htaccess plays no role there since it is nginx and cloud platform.

Hi Recommend remove the / ie as follows:- http://www.londonstone.co.uk/porcelain-garden-steps/5mm-pencil-round-beola-bianca/ That should work on magento. I would add that I would also recommend a parent page - ie http://www.londonstone.co.uk/beola-bianca/ and on that page have content on the same plus link to all products. Hope that helps.

Looking a little further, you only have 2 redirect hops. As I said earlier, there is no big of an issue. And, you won't get any improvement in rankings, nor will impact your crawling (you only have 1 page). It looks like you have 2 different rules: 1- http:// -> https:// 2- non-www -> www I don't think that your hosting provider will help you with these redirects. You'd have to do it yourself via .htaccess file. Here you have the htaccess documentation, if you want to know more. Hope it helps. Best luck. Gaston

Have you had any luck figuring this thing out? I have a similar scenario and I can't find any answers to that.

only disavow spammy links. because it will automatically down your site in search result

ok thanks

Favicons have become increasingly complex.  Browsers store them, they come to be differentiated by the implementation of the schema etc.. ie we have one client who is using 6 favicons off the same website. So to answer properly someone has to do a technical dive. To assist each operating system has different favicon requirements - so in your instance would look at how many variations of the favicon you have.  ie favicon.ico with 16×16, 32×32 icon sizes favicon-16x16.png: Modern equivalent of original ICO format favicon-32x32.png: Safari apple-touch-icon-180.png: Apple touch icon icon-192.png: Chrome/Android safari-pinned-tab.svg: Safari pinned tab SVG mstile-150x150.png: MS tile Hope that helps. It does sound like a technical implementation issue rather than a crawl issue. Good luck.

Hi, From your account you can cancel the subscription, as for the refund, better talk it with Moz support. Regards

Thanks Nozzle.

301 redirection is the best way to handle those sub-domain.

Hi, I agree with Andreas. I attached two links that you may find interesting. One is from Matt Cutts /Google explaining about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ets7nHOV1Yo And other is from  Sixtrix - Hreflang guide for international SEO https://www.sistrix.es/hreflang-guide/

Short answer? Write compelling content that people will want to share with their friends. If you do that, people will share links to your site, and that will boost visibility and your authority with the search engines. Longer answer. Don’t expect it to happen over night. Or even over a couple of weeks. Google only surfaces web sites that they feel are authoritative and which directly answer a user’s search query. Authority takes time to build, and one of the easiest ways to build authority is to get links into your site from other respected sites. Or because people are talking about your site (on social) and sharing links to your content. Also, Google takes the search intent of the person doing the search into account when they evaluate the sites that appear as results. So even if you match on a keyword basis in the title, the URL and the headings on the page, if the intent isn’t a match, they won’t show your page. Best Regards: Mangazuki

I agree with Andreas explanation of Google rules on using nofollow /