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Will google merge structured data from two pages if they have the same canonical?

The crawler should be able to get to the tab through an ahref. The tab in question is "Cast & Crew."

Thank you in advance for any insight!

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I'm stumped: https://reelgood.com/sitemap.xml

There's a DR 51 domain we'd like to buy, with a quality backlink profile. We'd like to 301 redirect this domain to our DR 46 domain, and possibly setup something to make the user experience smooth for people expecting the old domain.

Is this still a white hat strategy? How would you calculate the value/what kind of offer to make?

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!

Hi Becky, I would prioritize like this:

1- Technical: This goes at the top of the list because if Google can't index the site, or there are other technical fixes that need to be done, the other things won't matter.

2- Backlinks: Again, this comes before content because your content won't start to surface until you start to build up the authority of your site.

3- Content: Once you know Google can index your site/there aren't any technical issues, and your site authority is going up with a quality, diverse backlink profile, then I'd say content is the next priority—this is where you can get strategic with KW research, look at what your competitors are ranking for and see how you can do on-page optimization to rank for those same keywords.

Hope that helps!

We migrated to HTTPS in June 2017, so why would I still be seeing a bit of traffic in our HTTP property in Google Search Console?

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I am doing keyword research for a dental blog and wanted to get the forum's opinion about these SERP results: https://moz.com/explorer/keyword/serp-analysis?q=electric+toothbrushWondering if the Google algorithm will always favor something like Amazon since someone searching "electric toothbrush" probably doesn't want info -- they probably want to buy...right?

Hi Becky, I would prioritize like this:

1- Technical: This goes at the top of the list because if Google can't index the site, or there are other technical fixes that need to be done, the other things won't matter.

2- Backlinks: Again, this comes before content because your content won't start to surface until you start to build up the authority of your site.

3- Content: Once you know Google can index your site/there aren't any technical issues, and your site authority is going up with a quality, diverse backlink profile, then I'd say content is the next priority—this is where you can get strategic with KW research, look at what your competitors are ranking for and see how you can do on-page optimization to rank for those same keywords.

Hope that helps!

I am doing keyword research for a dental blog and wanted to get the forum's opinion about these SERP results: https://moz.com/explorer/keyword/serp-analysis?q=electric+toothbrushWondering if the Google algorithm will always favor something like Amazon since someone searching "electric toothbrush" probably doesn't want info -- they probably want to buy...right?