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Hello Alejandro,

Remove the automatic GEO IR redirect and be sure that you have the hreflang tag correctly set up.
Let google figure out the internationalization and index the correct site for each language and country.

Take a look at these articles, it might help you:
International checklist - Moz Blog
Using the correct hreglang tag - Moz Blog
Guide to international website expansion - Moz Blog
Tool for checking hreflang anotations - Moz Blog

Hope it helps.
GR

Hi there,

Ahrefs.com has that option you are looking for.

Best luck
GR

----UPDATE---
The technique you're talking about is Broken linkbuinding. There are many sources about it.
Moz has a broken linkbuilding bible.
Personally, I've a paid account in ahrefs.com and it offers the broken links report. Do not kno if its available in the free version.
They (ahrefs) have published two blog posts about that:

• Video: How To Find Broken Links And Broken Backlinks That Hurt Your SEO
• Broken Link Building: How to Build Quality Backlinks by Fixing the Web

And, just to add the obvious, here's an image that shows where is the broken links reports in ahrefs site explorer: 
- http://puu.sh/rxpFI/b016aeeeed.PNG
- http://puu.sh/rxpGc/fa51a9bb93.PNG

Hope I've helped.

Hello there!

From my end it seems to be fine. At least there is some description being shown.
Have you done any changes just before or after posting this question? it might be corrected in the mean time.

That SERP description isn't the meta tag description, I assume that it will be corrected any time soon
Some pics attached to show my results.

Best Luck.
GR

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Hello there,

I'd advise against using a ccTLD that is not used generally as a gTLD.
It might be more tricky to rank globally.

Take into consideration that .ag ccTLD reffers as the country code domain of Antigua an Barbuda. And its listed as a ccTLD: Delegation Record for .AG - IANA
Also, google may consider that TLD as a generic, as stated here: International Targetting - Search Console Help. There might be another TLD that suit a variation of that idea.

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR.

You're welcome, we are here to help.

Theoretically, there is no linkjuice loss with redirects.
Take a look in this article about the last news and update on Google about 3xx redirects.:
301 Redirects Rules Change: What You Need to Know for SEO

Hope I've helped.
GR.

Never mind, I´m to help

Yeap, if there is not too much trouble for your team, turn those 302 into 301.

Best luck!
GR

Hello there,

Watch out your question, there is a site there. If its your clients, edit it.

Canonical and hreflang seems OK. 
Blocking other languages/countries is wrong. There you are allowing google to see ONLY the us version.

For further reading, take a look at these articles:
Hreflang:
Multi-regional and multilingual sites - Google Search Console
International checklist - Moz Blog
Using the correct hreglang tag - Moz Blog
Guide to international website expansion - Moz Blog
Tool for checking hreflang anotations - Moz Blog Canonicals:
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.

Hope it helps.
Best luck.
GR.

Yeap, it should be redirected to relevant pages. Not to the homepage nor less relevant pages, because it's treated as a soft 404 error.
Here a great article:
Proof That 301 Redirects To Less-Relevant Pages Are Seen As Soft 404s To Google [Case Study] Google May Treat Expired Products Page Redirects As Soft 404s And, what google considers as Soft 404 errors

Hope it helps.
GR.

Hi there,

Yes you have to create new profiles with the HTTPS urls. And, of course load the sitemaps in the new profiles (those sitemaps must also be in HTTPS).
Be sure to have done the reditects correctly.

Here, an excellent article and a checklist on everthing you should do in a HTTPS migration.

The HTTP to HTTPs Migration Checklist in Google Docs to Share, Copy & Download, from Aleyda Solis.

Hope this helped you.
Best luck.
GR.

So, every page of example.com/en-US/ redirects 301 to example.com/ ?

If that's the case, then there is no reason in having that folder (/en-US/), just when configuring Hreflang for en-US use the URL without that folder

Hello there,

Technically, it is possible to improve rankings working on other site. Thar could be only and only because of links pointing from the site being worked to the site to be improved. This is not mathematics, it could work, but there's no garantee.

Im sensing that you're not fully aware of the reasons that would rank a page and even more, that you've skipped reading some resources like:

Begginers guide to SEO - Moz Google’s 200 Ranking Factors: The Complete List - Backlinko.com Search Engine Ranking Factors 2015 - Moz.com How do I build the perfectly optimized page? - Moz blog On-Page SEO: Anatomy of a Perfectly Optimized Page (2016 Update) - Backlinko.com How to Build Backlinks in 2016 (NEW Guide) - GotchSEOc.com

On one hand the fact that adventurerooms get better results is, as you've said, that you've been working on it and there might be more links or a slightly better optimization. 
On the other hand, when you say one is better than other in SERPS, is it for the same keywords? if it is for different kws, are they similar? What about the difficulty for those?
And you also should know that the moz's metrics doesnt strictly indicates that a site is better than other just for a few points in the PA or DA. That metrics, weights and correlates the link profile and some magic behind the courtings.

Hope i've helped.
GR.

Hello Alexandre,

If the page is listed in the sitemap, yes Google will eventually access it and then index it.
It is a really good thing to have all the pages at least linked with other pages. A nice way to see it is to create a spider net with internal links, so as every page is accesible from any other o many other pages. There should be no lonely page.

To know whether a specific page is indexed, just perform a search in the selected search engine like this: site:mydomain.com/that-url

Hope it helps.
Best Luck.
GR.

that's corect.

Hi Luke,

Yes you do want those links.
I'd rather them being dofollow and only in a single page, such as blog post.

Remember to be cautious enough not no be obvious to google. For example, do not make links reciprocal (they give you a link as you give them a link). 
And of course these links should not be your only links, i believe that you already know that.

Best luck.
GR.

Hello Rachel,

If you do it correctly, this is not disallowing useful pages, there is no risk. Go ahead.

Best luck.
GR.

Hi there,

The biggest issue here is that hreflangs aren't set up correctly. As you are only pointing the IN version to the EN version.
Keep in mind that there have to be two tags, pointing out both ways.

As always, when it comes to international, these resources come handy:
Hreflang generator - Aleyda Solis International SEO - Moz Learning Center The Guide to International Website Expansion: Hreflang, ccTLDs, & More! - Moz Blog The International SEO Checklist - Moz Blog

Best luck.
Hope it helps.
GR

As Dirk says, Screaming Frog works perfectly.
Also, there is a platform, online, that tracks the redirect path: http://www.wheregoes.com/

Best luck!
GR.

Hello Ruchy,

If by "making no-index" in the robots you are meaning _disallowing _them, you are making ir wrong.
Robots.txt are just signs to the robots and only tell them to NOT CRAWL them, it doesnt prevent from indexing those pages. (it can happen the case that there is a link pointing to that page and the crawler just passes by it).

The most used way to remove certaing indexed pages is by adding the robots noindex meta tag, it should look like this:

Also, some useful links:
Robots meta directives - Moz
Robots meta tag - Google developers
Robots tag generator

Hope it helps.
GR

It's all good.

Yeap, both hreflang tags in both pages.
Think it this way:

• One hreflang is telling the actual language of the page.
• The other is telling that there is a version in other language.

Best luck!
Gaston

Hi Raymond,

Keep in mind that you want to optimize a certain page for just one o two keywords. So with that idea, you shouldn't worry about the main keyword.
Im assuming that you're talking about you home page. For specific keywords, is advisable to have separate pages, a sort of landing page focused for that page.

Here some resources:

Begginer's guide - 5th chapter - Kw optimization
A Visual Guide to Keyword Targeting and On-Page SEO - Moz Blog
How to Optimize for Keywords in 2015 - SEW
On-Page Optimization for Keywords - Moz.com Academy

Hope I've helped.
Best luck.
GR.