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Thank you! I will go for domain.xxx/blog

I jumped out to the SERPs and looked at the cached version.  If you get out there before google recaches you can read it. If you are too late to see it, the question was about... If you get a new client with a problem website, when do you tell the client that he needs a new website instead of doing SEO on the existing website.

From an SEO 'link building' perspective, links behind a login can not be crawled by Google & will not provide any type of traditional/old school link value (since bots cannot access that content). However, as Andy shared, those links may still be very valuable if your business is contextually relevant to the news outlet. Readers of a paid newspaper are likely serious about getting the info shared there, so visitors from the news site may be high converting if your service/product fits their interest. In general, try to think of the value to the human visitor rather than the SEO value... you'll tend have a more clear answer on what to do every time. I hope this helps!

I suggest you to look at this sources: http://moz.com/blog/the-international-seo-checklist http://moz.com/blog/international-seo-dropping-the-information-dust (don't consider the hreflang chapter, though, because that information I gave is outdated, About it look at the post below); http://moz.com/blog/hreflang-behaviour-insights http://www.slideshare.net/aleydasolis/maximizing-your-content-for-your-seo-process-seozone2014

Thank you for your quick response guys. I really appreciate your feedback. Something worth mentioning for us who do SEO for non-US countries. The moz local only supports US and International locations are not supported at this time.

Hey Martjin, Thank you very much for you answer. Great article.