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If you are the one doing this and this is your own site, I would use a Physician as itemtype then medicalspecialty then additionaltype (which you did right)

I would use usertesting.com

try out a free version on peek.usertesting.com but it's not customizable.

You can also use survey forms from qualaroo.

Id even pick some on my email list, send them a survey form using survey monkey or something else and give them something in return for the feedback

I've actually gotten google to recognize scenarios like that for pages like that so it's possible.

I've experimented on doing some internal linking (if possible) and get a few links to come in with the $ sign.

Mention the $ sign in the body and eventually, I've gotten it to work.

Sometimes, location does affect that kind of search term though so that's another variable.

It shouldn't affect them but I would look into switching hosts to better deliver your website

I use keyword researcher for that

It will not always show

The best chance I got was when I had a site receive a message in webmaster tools about using it. That's when it showed up quickly.

I got it to show with an older branded site that didnt receive a message.

So it really depends on the site.

I could see at least 10 images indexed. Maybe you just have to wait a little bit more

They will do whatever it is that they already do and their system handles the rest.

Emailing them might work. Sometimes it can change but dont get your hopes up. You can try, then follow up on it. It is yours after all.

If they dont, then be happy with a nofollow link.

Referrals wont hurt

Hi!

Since you are just pointing to the same page then there's really nothing there to lose

Google has stated that it's going to impact a large significant amount of results but it's definitely going to be for mobile only so you should check your traffic sources to see if you get a good chunk of mobile traffic.

Dirk is right so you should look at your pages that have good mobile traffic and push out a temporary solution for that until you get a good mobile end for your website.

Good luck!

This is a hard thing to answer as I've done both ways lol. For smaller sites, I wouldn't really mind but for bigger ones, manual is better. Manual interlinking is definitely better because you can do it using different phrases that can be related to another post rather than automatically showing the same words. It's just more organic that way and better for user experience which Google is keen on.

I've actually done this auto linking to category pages instead of posts on my older sites so I've played/experimented with this function. I still would recommend the old fashioned manual way as it makes more sense.

No problem on Google's end. Just be sure you can handle both in terms of  SEO work. It usually boils down to that.

Some businesses eventually consolidate into a single site because of the amount of work involved for just 1 site...and some of them have 5-20+ sites

On the bright side, you can do a 301 eventually.

Does feedly count?

Flipboard has been amazing. Been using it since it came out. Creating magazines and getting regular traffic from it.

Im not sure if you can consider scoopt it and paperli with it but they worked fine for me as well.

Triberr is another one.

Good luck Angelos!

A bit late to answering but yeah, they are right with the 303. Stick with a 301 for seo purposes.

I actually would just use it.

Maybe use the chance for a website redesign but retaining the content has been fine from what Ive worked on.

I might also consider a server change depending on how grave the spam attack was.

Just be sure you dont redirect the old domain

Good luck!

Hi!

OSE doesn't show them because it hasn't indexed those yet for your site. You can check them in your webmaster tools. They are probably there.

They dont have to show in OSE to mean that the link is there so dont worry about it.

Anyway, you still need to check the quality of the link. It doesnt always mean that if your competitor has it, then you need to have it as well so do take care with those links.

It just means that you have those things on separate pages. Google indexed them so like Laura said, you need to put a noindex tag so Google can stop indexin those page

After that, wait for it to disappear. It's not that critical if you feel like you need to remove it from the index asap.

Option A. I wont even worry about it after that.

Your time is more important so putting it to work for the other more important parts of your SEO campaign is better.

I would worry about/focus on the content of that category page instead.

As long as it's 301'ing the important ones then that's ok. The 404's will regularly pop up in this scenario as long as it crawls something that it encounters a page with the link or from the index and follows it to a 404. Just mark them as fixed.

Hi Jamie,

I havent seen a tool that could do this. It would be interesting to know.

The closest thing I can think of is buzzsumo but it doesnt specifically show linkedin sharers.