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Hi Francisco,

Google suggest to do the sitemap as your third option. Check this article:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2620865?hl=en

My way of doing it, is creating a sitemap for every language, uploaded all of them to the root of the site and create a sitemap stating the latter sitemaps.
This is an example:

<sitemapindex<span class="html-attribute"> xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"</sitemapindex<span>><sitemap></sitemap>https://www.domain.com/sitemap-en.xml<sitemap></sitemap>https://www.domain.com/sitemap-pt.xml<sitemap></sitemap>https://www.domain.com/sitemap-es.xml

Hope it helps.
GR.

Hi again,

If by  different PA within pages in the same website under the same model, you mean the new pages having PA1, that is because of the Mozscape API index updates. I think that I've answered this in your other question: How often is page authority updated - Moz Q&A

Hope I've helped.
Best luck.
GR.

You've asked what about duplicate meta information.

In the case that page 2 has different information than page 1, then you should't worry.
Still, you may want just to get indexed the main page (if that's the case), apply the canonical.

Hello Jacky,

You do not have an issue. There are houndreds images indexed.
Take a look with a site:search

Best luck.
GR.

Hi Martjin,

No it doesn't affect the SEO optimization.

Hope it helps.
GR.

Hi!
I don't think that Moz's bot is selective. If your site was once in the index, will be crawld the next update.
Also remember that PA counts different for every page and depends in almost the backlinks that Moz crawled that pont to that page.

Hello there,

Are you looking for a free sitemap creator? I dont know any that crawls more of 500 pages.

Screaming frog does a killing job. Dont know how many pages crawls in the free version. I totally recommend it.

And there is no problem with that quantity of pages in one sitemap.

Cheers.
GR.

Hi there,

With just ONE TAG is enough. There is no need to duplicate them. Even more to set several canonical tags to different pages.
That´s referring to this page: https://www.hijabgem.com/index.php/quickview/index/view/id/4693

The page that gets the ranking signals is the latter pointed in the canonical tag. To be more specific, in this page: https://www.hijabgem.com/index.php/maxi-shirt-dress.html, as you are using a canonical to https://www.hijabgem.com/maxi-shirt-dress.html you are telling google to index and show in SERPs the latter.

For further reading:
SEO Best Practices for Canonical URLs + the Rel=Canonical Tag - Whiteboard Friday
Consolidate duplicate URLs - Google Search Console Help

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR.

Yeap, google should be crawling all your site naturaly.
Remember that bots have a finite time to crawl your site. It might be that there not enogh time for all yout images.
Even more, if you want to be stric with only high res images indexed, that's the main reason to use sitemaps.

And yes again, use different sitemaps, ona for images and one for pages.

Yeap, internal links can make a difference and DA also helps a little.

Be patient, its recommended by Moz to wait at least 2 updates to get the metrics of your pages.

Hi Jeffrey,

Let's separate what you've said:

1- Redirect from non-www to www 
2- Canonical tag

Talking about the redirection, there has been some new about it. Cyrus Shepard explained excepcionally here: 
301 Redirects Rules Change: What You Need to Know for SEO - Moz Blog It's possible that your rankings may vary.

About the canonical tag, of you can set the prefered domain in Search Console, then there'll be no need to set the canonical.

Best of luck.
GR.

Hi there!

You do know that this probably will make google angry because of duplicate content, why even think of doing it? haha

In my opinon, without knowing the whole site and/or those product pages where that text will be inserted, the answer is HELL NO!.
Of course there are many scenaries where it could be benefitial in SEO and/or UX and/or editiorial purposes.

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR

Mmmm,

• Birmingham hotel breaks
• Birminghan hotels with transfers

Boths keywords are long tails from Birmingham hotel, but I'd bet are enough different to deserve separate pages.

Hi there!

The "simple" answer is that it depends on the amount of backlinks and the quality of them that you receive.

Keep in mind that DA/PA or any other metric outthere does not tell the quality of any site. its just an approximation of what that tool understands about google algorithms.

More info here, just for future readers:
Mozscape API updates
Open Site Explorer Guide - Moz Help hub

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR.

Hello there,

**.com.br **is a different TLD than .com.
Example.com and example.com.br are different domains.
.com.br is the brasilian TLD.

hope it helps.
GR.

Hi Howard!

Just to add some resources to what Joseph said, that I do completely agree on.

Take a look at these resources:
Secure your site with HTTPS - Search Console Help
The HTTP to HTTPs Migration Checklist - Aleyda Solis
Do's & Dont's for HTTPs migrations - SlideShare - Aleyda Solis

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR

Yeap, you are in the right direction.

I just wanted to point out that, choosing one of those is a desition you've to make.
Gerenaly, the most used are:

• https://www.domain.com
• https://domain.com

So, when you've chosen one, the others must be redirected with a 301.

Hi there,

You can use Moz's Link Explorer. As you are able to post this question, you sure have a pro account (or at least the free trial) you'd be able to see everything Moz's tool has to offer
Here I've checked your domain: https://imgur.com/a/jLJHIW0

Hope it helps you.
Best luck.
GR

PS: Hope you're not doing this post in link building purposes, you wont get any linkjiuce as its nofollow

Hi there.

Hreflang must only be used pointing to the same page/article. Not to point to the root/homepage.

does it aswer what you've that what you've asked?

Best Luck.
GR.

Hi Nick!

You've just said it. That page will not ever be subject for SEO rankings. So, as long as your client understands it and doesn´t blame you on that page not ranking, neither receiving organic traffic.. You are good to go.

Also, remember that having a page optimized correctly for user intent could bring better convertion rates. Just a friendly reminder.

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR