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Yes I'm trying to even the anchor text. Too many links with the word Viajes a Grecia, but the thing is that you never know what percentage is correct... it's up to assumptions I guess.

Great point Chris, this is definitely worth looking into! A "lightbox pop up thingy" may give you what you want from a functionality standpoint, without having to kill those links. Also, I do believe "lightbox pop up thingy" is the technical term. I've heard others refer to them as a "modal window" or something silly like that =P

Hi we did check almost Everything seems very ok, can you tell if there any feature tools which we can use to check where That malicious content lies, as we did scan With Norton safety. like that any other tool or software except Google search console ? Thnx in advance

Hi Ian, The details URL should ideally have keywords in it, getting property name in details page URL would be of great help, like : https://realla.co/to-rent/details/Office-to-let-John-Eccles-House-Robert Robinson-Avenue-Oxford-Science-Park-Oxford-OX4-4GP About the category (locations in your case), you are submitting too many of them, your URL structure needs to re-structured, there is work to be done there and sitemap updated according to that. For example: https://realla.co/to-rent/commercial-property/ can be changed to https://realla.co/commercial-property-to-rent/ I hope this helps, let me know if you have further queries. Regards, Vijay

Hi There, I completely understand your dilemma, it's painful to see a divided opinion of experts on sub-domain vs sub-directories debate; more pain is both sides are trying to logically justify their conclusion. We have faced such situations in the past and tested both sub-domain and sub-directories versions of the website, here are some of our own findings. Website's own structure to showcase to search engines that you are multi-lingual or a specific language domain is VERY important part of building an ML website. The main website's authority has a very little contribution when it comes to sub-domains, and some contribution when it comes to sub-directories. Ultimately, it is the content and its presentation to search engines at the right places what matters(to make them understand what language search should point to what content). I hope this help, let me know if you have further queries. Regards, Vijay

Hi Vijay. Yeah that is what I wanted to know. Thanks for the response and explaining that!

Thanks, Kevin. Glad I'm not the only one. Disabling tags and categories aren't an option, in my case. Guess I need to look at more of the potential upside. Seems tags and categories, if handled correctly, could provide a new way to engage visitors and search engines. I've heard people refer to 'spidering budgets, or whatnot'. Guess it's an entirely new topic of discussion... if limiting the spurious spider searching, (from good spiders,) means that said spiders will spend more time on the conventional pathways of a site.

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exactly it just dossn´t count the words in the page titles and meta descriptions, since they aint rly an part of the content.

Hello there.. Regarding the problem you do experience with Google choosed not to crawl the pages, that was marked as duplicate content. I don't understand how the pages can look the same but have different content? That does not make sense, either the pages are the same or they are not. So if they have different content, they can't be the same and if google marked them as duplicate content because of canonicals. You can always ask them to recrawl the pages by creating a sitemap, make sure the new URLs are in it and then resend the sitemap in webmaster tools. Also, I would suggest you edit all the pages and change something on each of them from your WordPress administration. That will tell Google that something on the pages has changed. I hope this was a help ... [Signature removed by moderator and response edited to comply with Community Etiquette Guidelines.]

Hello there, Like Joseph says allot of people thinks that Google doesn't give them penalty for the spammed links. That is NOT true, i have ben testing that fact and actually even tho Google knows that a site is a spamming site, they will give you penalty untill the current domain / server IP is blacklisted by Google. To blacklist spammers theres actually only 1 way: Disavow the links comming from spammers, as more and other site owners will disavow the same domains / ip, the faster Google will blacklist them. If you aint sure how to Disavow and make sure you dosn´t disavow some urls that is known as a good site on Google, coz that can also make you suffer a penalty on youre rankings. So a good tip is to check the page Aut. and domain age, if it is an old domain with allot of Aut. You need to ask the siteowner to remove the links, after that and if they dont remove the link, you can Disavow followed with a message to Google regarding youre dialog with the websiteowner refuses to remove the link to youre domain.

Yes Vijay, We changed the title and re-submitting the cache and it cached. we are hoping to get this stable. Thanks for your time

The one with your screenshot is pulling it off the local business markup it seems aS0LYFc.png

Hello, I have also been in a similar situation. What I did was to disallow the urls with parameters using the robots.txt and place (in only the pages with parameters) the following two html tags: This will expressly indicate to google not to index these pages. I still have some errors but I guess they will disappear in a few months. Regards

Really great video, thank you!