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Personally I would just set one category as your main category and canonical that in the product page.

Im not sure multidimensional breadcrumbs will work well with schema markup.

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My opinion is that if it is still one of the most relevant results in the search for that specific keyword then it will rank. I have seen website rank with 250,000+ duplicated pages.

You can always just create a new page on their CMS just then you will have to copy & paste this HTML into every clients website.

I think the best way is going to be manually have a html page for each client, you can just update this once and upload to all your clients websites. If they are on CMS systems though you may have to create a new sub-folder then have an index.html in here as anything pointing to the main folder may be routed by the CMS system.

Example -

If you go to www.example.com/network.htm the CMS might be looking for a page called network which will override your physical file.

I would have a folder /folder-name/index.html and just link to the folder name which will resolve the index.html

Hope this helped.

Rick

You need a way to submit to a master database which all these websites were connected to and updating this page. I would stay away from iFrames, it is possible, you just need to have the technical skills really and a master database where this page is stored.

Hey Mark, this might be of use:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1663691?hl=en

I would do multiple pages as they will be wanting to target unique keywords per page.

You should be able to edit this via Yoast, what info is currently in the summary this this not taken from the blog post / page content?

Have you set-up Google webmaster tools?

Do this then go to the crawl section and request Google to crawl your homepage, usually you will see the meta data updated in SERP's in a minute or two.

Have you tried screaming frog?

Sorry my mistake.

First i would include: <rel="alternate" hreflang="en-AU" href="http://www.somedomain.com/au"></rel="alternate">

This is a great solution in sending them to the right page: www.benchmarkcorporate.co.uk - You get a popup saying "We see your from the US, would you like to go to the US website?" Whilst also having the option in the header to jump between the sites.

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Rick

Google recommend that you "Avoid automatic redirection based on the user’s perceived language.

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/182192?hl=en

You should have links in your HTML to tell robots which versions to go to:

Check this article out: http://www.fatrank.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-getting-your-new-website-indexed-ranking-fast/

This covers most point in how to get a specific page indexed and ranking quickly. Did you fetch as google and submit with GWT? Also have you a sitemap submitted?

I would say it comes down to page loading speed and user engagement. If the page is taking a lot longer (which your website doesn't) to load then this could influence the ranking. Again if users arent engaging well with your page and the bounce rate is high then this could influence the ranking as Google may see your page as not being the best match to their search.

I don't think the size of the image or the style of your page is going to influence the ranking of your page/website. The only case I can see this being so is when it affects the users experience.

Check your Robots.txt to make sure that you are not blocking access to the website.

Place your URL in here: http://www.frobee.com/robots-txt-check

Do you mean via the external links section on WMT? - https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/external-links

I've never seen disavowed links showing up in this section. You normally have to go via this section: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/disavow-links .

Which site has lost rankings? Both?

This means that the green value is the highest against the other columns in the table. I.e your page rank is green and your competitors is grey for a specific page then you have the highest page rank against your competitors.