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Thanks for the time for answer NO, we do not change ON page elements consistently or even URL, which you describe. I can't understand about "From your snippet I see issues right away"  can you explain what issues are occurred in snippet.

Yup, but doesn't matter. Hreflang works for this situation whether cross-domain or on a subdirectory/subdomain basis (and in fact is even more effective when cross-domain as you're also getting the benefit of the geo-located ccTLD.) P.

Hi, Thanks for your answer my website is about canvas prints , canvas printing online. It offers online service for photo printing. And it's only geared to India Location.. We offer online service for photo printing, photo collage printing, canvas printing and much more... Basically our on-page factor is good.. and we are now looking to generate more backlinks as much as we can..

Hi there I would utilize reviews on applicable product pages that have reviews. If I am looking at a stereo and your showing me reviews for TVs, I'm not really going to find it useful. I would find a way to display reviews to the right product. I wouldn't worry about duplicate content at that point, since the product descriptions should be the bulk of the content on the page and those should be unique to the products. I'd also talk to your team about implement Schema for enabling rich product snippets. That will help tie proper reviews to the right product and display in search. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Hi Dinesh, Thanks for the question, unfortunately there is not much you can do aside from notifying Google. If a product feed is inaccurate you will just have to wait for Google to take action and disapprove those products from their feed. I am curious as to the response you received from Google. Please do let us know if anything comes up on this or if you notice the product ads have been removed from results!

Hi, That is not possible in Google shopping because Google stated very clearly that products price in feed and price on website should be equal otherwise account could get suspended. Once I were showing products price on website excluding VAT and in XML feed inclusive VAT price were showing. Google send me a suspension warning email about that so you have to show the same price in feed and on website including VAT and other charges. Thanks

Despite having them implemented correctly I am not 100% sure that there is a way to absolutely guarantee they will show up, I think it is purely at the discretion of Google to determine if they are genuinely useful and add value. They do not always show up for my site when using broader searches either.

I agree with you Umar, We don't have to use Full content of website..we can rephrase the words or we can write unique for each page for the marketplace team. Thanks

There will be a million and one reason why this might be, but I always start with any e-commerce site by looking at the content. For this example, I looked at the following page: http://www.grandcrayon.ca/hlr26411-hilroy-coil-scrapbook-26411.html There isn't a lot of content on there, but if you look at the description "Studio scrapbook features durable manila paper pages and oversized coil binding for easy viewing without tearing." in Google, there are another 23 sites using this as well. Another example page has this description "Jumbo straight straws are designed for use with cups that hold up to 32 oz. Straws are translucent and individually wrapped to keep them sanitary." and in Google, this shows another 19 sites using it. So, as a first take away, look at writing some unique content, although I appreciate this could be a big job. Looking at your site in Open Site Explorer, you are lacking on some good links, so I would be looking to expand on this as well. If you don't have much in terms of site power, internal pages will suffer. As I was on your site, I noticed it is quite slow, and after testing this, it isn't great (although I have seen a lot worse). Google doesn't like slow sites and it is bad for usability too. When testing in Page Speed Insights, it does give you some suggestions. Do your internal pages not feature in Google anywhere? -Andy

Hi Thomas, As you can see in the answers in this thread, DA can fluctuate with updates and the latest update was April 26. Do you track competitors' sites? That might tell you whether they saw similar changes. One inbound link from a low DA site won't do this. Unless there are other things going on that you didn't mention, this isn't worth worrying about.

I want to be sure I understand your question correctly. Are you saying you want a tool that will tell you who your competitors' affiliates are so you can poach the best ones? I don't know of a tool that does that, sorry.

Using the right meta title and description is the best practice for on page seo. Since the competition for the keywords are low, you should be able to rank easily for those keywords. All the very best

Absolutely agree. Dealing with 20k keywords is something that is almost impossible to do manually. In this case I would personally turn up to http://keywordtool.io/api. This is basically an API for Google autocomplete. I'd use the API to get first 10 results from Google autocomplete for every keyword. Usually the first 10 results from Google autocomplete are the most relevant keywords anyway.

The Beginner's Guide to SEO at http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo is a good place to get an overview of SEO and increasing your links.

Hi Gianluca, Your comment made me doubt my research. I started a new question about it. Do you have a minut to give your vision on my situation? I would really appreciate it. https://moz.com/community/q/duplicated-content-multi-language-regional-websites Best regards, Bob

Hi there, A relatively old post on this from the Moz blog might be of use: http://moz.com/blog/how-to-solve-keyword-cannibalization Have you done any link building to the primary vinyl banners page? When a range of different pages rank for one query, it can often indicate a problem with the strength of the primary page, with site hierarchy not favouring that page as the canonical source of generic information about the topic.

Helpful article on this topic listed below: How To Protect Your Site from Negative SEO