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Hi there.

Google won't penalize you for that, it simply won't display it, if it's against their rules.

Hi there.

If you google your query - http://bfy.tw/7rNu, you'll see there is quite a bit of advise on MOZ forum.

Overall it comes down to expanding content for national arena, at the same time making sure that you do not remove much content, which makes website rank locally.

Hi there.

If you google "clash of clans", you'll see that exactly that happening. However, if you google "supercell" (developer of clash of clans),  you'll see that there are links to company website, social media and products.

So, depending on what you're trying to represent, different solutions are possible.

Hope this helps.

Hi there.

It's known that comment section is not awesome at all in the eyes of google, typically due to spamminess, so attention paid to such sections is way lower than to other content on the page. Also, as far as I remember, Disqus is being loaded through deferred JS, into an Iframe, meaning that it would not be even considered as part of your website. Also, plugins like that are usually loaded with deferred JS, which means your loading times shouldn't be affected. Therefore, it shouldn't really matter what you do to it to do impact (if any at all) on your SEO.

Concentrate on your own content, my friend.

Hi there.

Well, it's not just Facebook. It's any website. There can be as many slashes after domain name as you wish, it'll be working no problem. Eg.:

https://m1machining.com/////m1-80-ar15-lower-receiver-billet-7075.html - works

https://m1machining.com////ar10-ar15-products/m1-80-ar15-lower-receiver-billet-7075.html - works

But https://m1machining.com////ar10-ar15-products////m1-80-ar15-lower-receiver-billet-7075.html - doesn't work

I am not sure if it's server configurations, browser configurations or all that together plus extra stuff, but it makes sense that it works due to typo, which is obviously a typo.

Hi there.

As far as I know, yes, it helps your rankings indirectly. I believe there was a WBF video by brand with some statistics. Let me see if I can find it.

Here it is: https://moz.com/blog/is-brand-a-google-ranking-factor-whiteboard-friday

Write an email to help@moz.com with description of your issue.

I would say it's not really for SEO, but rather for UX, which at the end does affect seo. Meaning that it doesn't mean that your rankings will increase dramatically if you do lazy load.

I wouldn't recommend using iframes, since in that case you would lose the reviews as part of your website. I say don't worry about it, if it makes sense from user experience point of view. If those reviews are expected to be where they are, and there is other content, which makes pages differ from each other.

2nd - updating content is not 'job' for reviews. Updating content is updating content. But sending email - sure, it might help you get some extra traction.

Agree with both statements.

Also want to say that the way you have it set up is a bit weird. If i land on non-english version of your website, and then on click on any link it would take me to english version, I'd consider it a big UX flaw. Especially if user can not understand english.

Howdy.

So, third party review platforms usually have ti done through iframes. Is that how it is on your website? if so, then there is nothing to worry about. Iframe content is not considered as part of you website really. If it is indeed a part of your website aka not an iframe or some type of hidden JS, then you might be in some trouble. It depends on how much of unique content there is on a page besides the repetitive part of review.

Hope this helps.

Hi there.

I say it should be both. A page/topic can fall under several categories, and in your case it does. Breadcrumbs should be displayed accordingly to the path user takes. So, if they found rebates webinar on a webinar page, the breadcrumbs would be Home > Webinars > Rebates Webinar. And so on. As for where to link it from - again, i say from both categories/pages. However, under webinars it would be a "main topic" as you said, and on rebates page it would be a supporting topic. Something like "Oh, by the way check out webinars we have about rebates here". And small link or button. While under webinars it should have it's own section and stuff.

Hope this makes sense

Awesome! Sometimes you know the answer right after you ask the question

Hi there.

Any idea why rewrite rules are not working?

P.S. another way would be to use extension, but i believe they are not free.

Hi there.

I don't think there is an actual tool which will tell you that, but you can see it yourself while scrolling on a page - you'll see images loading as you scroll. Also you can use browser's developer console, specifically network tab. You should see images not being loaded until you scroll to them.

Hope this makes sense

_So using /pt-br/ is fine, what really matter is letting Google know the language/location through search console and other measures what language/location the page are targeting. _

Correct, also, do look into meta tag called "hreflang":

https://moz.com/learn/seo/hreflang-tag

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en

I'm not following what you mean in the last sentence: Unless you use some type of CMS, then you can just use RewriteRule or something to only display needed URL.

Most CMS systems have some type of functionality or plugins, which would let you create content in different languages within the same admin, so you wouldn't have to physically create all subfolders etc. So, whenever CMS does that, it would give you URL, but you might use htaccess rewriterule without redirect to make URL look like you want. Just google "rewrite rule without redirect" and you'll see what i'm talking about.

Hope this clarifies a bit

Hi there.

The link you have provided is not a guide for subfolders structuring, it's simply a list of allowed/known language codes for internalization.

To answer your question - it wouldn't matter. It is more for your own ease of use and user friendliness. For example, since you'd have to have different content, you'd have to keep different versions of the website in different folders for ease of finding stuff. This is where different folders structures would come in handy. Unless you use some type of CMS, then you can just use RewriteRule or something to only display needed URL.

Hope this makes sense

Hi there.

You might be missing trailing slash or something like that or, if you use a link, which is not direct (like short URL), it might be redirecting. Eg.: fb.com/company instead of facebook.com/company

Also, make sure to include https and www.

If nothing helps, post your link here, so we see the "patient"

Hi there.

It seems like you need to look into Enhance Ecommerce tracking from GA.

Here is the link: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/enhanced-ecommerce

Hope it helps.

Me too!