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Thank you.  I think the issue is the lifts are identical except for the capacity, so it's difficult other that differentiating in the title, url & headers that one is 18,000 and the other is 12,000.  I'm thinking that combing them on one page might be the best option.

Thanks, James! That's a good point—it's possible there were a handful of redirects that weren't setup properly from the HTTP to HTTPS migration. I'll check into it!

Yes, you can return multiple rich snippets for the same query. With SERP features, there are also several different ways to appear on the SERP for the same query. Videos, Photos, Q&A's, etc. Your mileage will vary based on how well you rank for the term, the features that are currently present, and your sites authority on the subject.

Hi Brandon! I've been using and loving this feature on Facebook. From my experience, you're able to invite any and every person who reacts to your content on Facebook. I've seen great success with it since launch, and it has certainly given us a huge boost to our followers. These are not people that are friends with the admin on Facebook; these are just engaged users. As for the "invited" issue, I have sent people an invite, but they may not have clicked the notification. I've had my team test it out for me, and it seems that it gives a notification for the user to like the page. Whether or not they click that notification and follow-through is on them. If they haven't received the invite, I would have them update the app. If that doesn't work, I'd check their business support forum for further help.

Hi there, I would say, discuss with your developer. It happened with one of our developers, who has been using our company's subdomain for a personal project development/staging (without our knowledge) and forget to noindex the dev site. I have found it out exactly with a site: search. As I can see the links are not live anymore, but are indexed with the old.britishcarregistrations.co.uk subdomain.

Hi Thanks for this! Yes speed I have also raised with our development team in France - again I have no control over when they work on this or how. I can only make improvements locally. Our site is Key.co.uk I want to get https implemented across the site, but again this relies on our dev team. For 2 years I've focused on properly optimising product titles/meta & descriptions & this has helped but I've hit a wall. Our competitors don't seem to be building backlinks, they don't have more content than us & I just cant find a reason for them ranking so well.

ViviCa1 is correct. Check out Bing Webmaster Tools as well.

Hey there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here. After doing some quick searching, it looks like how you configure the rules for WAFs depends on what service you're using to host those firewalls. You may need to speak to their support team to ask how to configure things to allow our user-agents. Sorry I can't be more help here! If you still have questions we can help with, feel free to reach out to us at help@moz.com and we'll do our best to assist you.

I agree.

Thanks. I checked, A and B both have different direct backlinks profile, so I def want to pass seo juice to new C domain from both of them. That was the plan to do B>C first, then stop A>B and do A>C. Correct me if I'm wrong I thought I can't keep A>B and A>C at the same time since 301 means permanent move, you can't move to two places at the same time.  So only A>B>C or A>B, B>C. Which one look less spammy for Google? Does it look spammy at all?