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hmm..

In this case, for sites that are crawled more frequently by Googlebot, can I say that they might have an unfair advantage?

In the sense that, if they were to scrap or syndicate other sites content but due to Google crawling and finding the content on their site first (since they are crawled more frequently) Google will label them as the original while the actual content creator will be labelled as duplicate (if Google find the content on their site after...)

The FAQs for Google +1 button suggests as follows:

"+1 is a public action, so you should add the button only to public, crawlable pages on your site. Once you add the button, Google may crawl or recrawl the page, and store the page title and other content, in response to a +1 button impression or click."

If my page has NoIndex tag, while at the same time inserted with Google +1 button on the page, will Google recognise the NoIndex Tag on the page (and will not index the page) despite the +1 button's impression or clicks send signals to Google spiders?

Hi,

Understand that if a Page A is being canonicalized to Page B, most probably Page B's ranking will increase (given their content and structure are all the same).

But when the canonical tags are removed from Page B, Page A's rankings and traffic may recover to the original before it was canonicalized.

The theories seem very true but does anyone have any case studies or direct experiences which proves these theories?

Thanks.

Hi Guys...sorry, one more question here.

About the recovery of rankings for canonicalized page after removing canonical tag, the theories seem very true but are there any case studies or direct experiences which proves these theories?

Hi,

Understand that Google will prefer unique content to be in the first fold of the website.

But if those unique content are placed below the fold (in the center, right side or at the end of page), will Google place lower priority on the content?

Thank you for your advice! Greatly appreciated

Hi,

I would like to save space in my website and do not want my other products to be pushed down below the first fold.

In order to do that, I have decided to add content inside inline javascript or using collapsible. For collapsible, I may be using "show/hide" button or "read more" button to show the whole content.

So does content in Javascript and collapsible considered hiding from Google? If it is, then I have to think of other options. Thanks.

I have 2 questions about canonicalization.

1. Will Google ever visit Page A again if after it has been canonicalized to Page B?

2. If Google will still visit Page A and found that it is not canonicalizing to Page B already, will the original rankings and traffic of Page A returned to the way before it's canonicalized?

Thanks.