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Hi John Google's public statements about this say that the length of your domain contract makes no difference. In the big picture, maybe if Google needs to dig for signals, perhaps it could have a .001% (tiny) impact, but I'd imagine they are using much more important signals. In other words - I wouldn't really even worry about it

Hi Guys, I found this : http://schema.org/Organization. I know that I might be good using it, but I'm confus how to apply this. Here the web page we have : www.mycie.com www.mycie.com/login www.mycie.com/employee-support www.mycie.com/payroll-service www.mycie.com/add-ons www.mycie.com/mobile www.mycie.com/contact-us ( Might have geo target resultat for our differents headquarter)

I love it Kate Moriss. it make it simple with the small questions.

Hi John I would take a look at your backlink profile in Majestic and take note of your metrics there. I would also take a look at this resource to see if you need to remove links at all or if you have any issues after you research your backlinks. I would also check and see if any drops line up with algorithms or SERP updates. I would also check your Google Webmaster Tools to see if there were any issues that have popped up, like a potential manual action. Also, ask yourself about your partners backlinks: Does this link help my website? Is this link relevant to my website? Would I trust this site (that's linking to me) if I landed on it? Is the website or content in which I am being linked from topically relevant to my website? If you check metrics - does anything about the metrics (domain authority, page authority,Majestic, SEMRush traffic/ranking data, etc) make me feel uneasy? If the link isn't relevant or doesn't help your site, it's better that you lose it. But if for some reason the site isn't sending traffic the way it used to, and it is a relevant partner, I would put their backlink profile through the ringer in Majestic and also check their metrics via SEMRush. Hope this helps! Best of luck!

Hi, Most of the sites reuse stock photo's on different pages - as long as you make sure that the rest of the content on the pages is unique & interesting this shouldn't be a problem. Just don't use the same image over & over again, as it's looks pretty bad & is degrading the user experience. Dirk