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It was points however, it seem like fixed now

Thank you for your kind response.

Well...you should be target to get backlink to landing page on which you have product or topic itself. Ideally, from that landing page you link some internal pages to share the benefit of that page juice.

Hope it helps

hey

i don't think thats a good idea to buy traffic from any one for any sort of e-commerce business or site. However, i would strongly recommend you to use cash back or rewards companies to get leads as these companies works very well in this manner. Moreover it will be good for your SEO point view.

You can also buy leads from companies those sell leads buying a traffic may not a good idea.

Hi

first thing you may want to do update your My Business profile. Moreover, I would suggest you to use Schema.org for the local business. Once you do it, this will pull up information  about business.
here is the link: https://schema.org/LocalBusiness

In my opinion drop could be due to many reason, Its hard to tell without having look into Search Console and Analytics of your account however based on what we see regularly, majorly  what you need to check whether you have received any Google penalty on old site in the past. Is your all valuable pages from old site redirecting to the new pages. Are your users having good and smooth journey.
Are you conducting any off page activity?

It would be handy if you can leave URL of your site.

I would reckon you to use just initial of the language is easy and readable for any visitor regardless if they can read spanish or  not. Furthermore, this approcah is always been adopted by most of well known sites.

hey

just go through the following standard in order to get rid of this issue.

https://moz.com/blog/why-wont-google-use-my-meta-description

http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/how-to/2067564/how-to-use-html-meta-tags

I think you should prepare the file for the main site and then use it for both sites. I have done the same for my site earlier and the result was far better than i expected.

Here is few links for you to understand batter.

https://moz.com/blog/guide-to-googles-disavow-tool

https://moz.com/blog/google-disavow-tool

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2648487?hl=en

here is the tool which can create for file in exact format :

http://www.geekiti.com/seo-tools/disavow/

Thanks

HI
this could be potenailly your server. When you server returns the response code 200 on those pages.

Soft 404s can limit a site’s crawl coverage by search engines because these duplicate URLs may be crawled instead of pages with unique content.” Google added tips for 404 pages

Here you can get complete guide for this issue: http://searchengineland.com/google-webmaster-tools-adds-soft-404-pages-43748

Yes it seems good to me as well. Time to get boll rolling :).

Hey

I think  you should go through both for analysis purposes however in order to moving forward you should be focusing on one URL which contains www.

here are the link for you to help yourself to understand the difference between these.

http://moz.com/community/q/root-domain-and-subdomain-links-opensite-explorer

https://moz.com/help/guides/links/link-analysis

Submitted pages are those pages we've submitted to Google from the Sitemap on your website.  Indexed pages are those pages Google finds by spidering or crawling  your website naturally.  It is not uncommon for your Indexed pages to be lower than your Submitted pages.  Yes, ideally want your Indexed pages to be just as much as the Submittedpages.  The tricky part is knowing which pages are not indexed!

However, there are things you can do to improve these Indexed pages, namely:

1. Getting more websites to link to the pages in your website.
2. Adding unique content to all the pages in your site and modifying the all important SEO tags.

It is due to latest Mozscape index on 22nd of June, this has result in drop in DA and PA. I also believe the index include fewer links or url which leads to this drop.it is likely, you've built additional quality/relevant links as you have mentioned, but with the smaller Index these new links, and even previously indexed links, are not being picked up. Therefore, less links are being used to calculate your domain authority score. I would say the drop in your Domain Authority is due to the size of the index.

you can see the update stream just here Mozscape

As far as i understand internal links does play a role in SERPs. And search engines they consider good quality link for the purposes of back-linking.

have a look here it will help you to understand why this results are coming up

http://backlinko.com/google-ranking-factors

Hi
I don’t think this will affect your ranking, I am sure you are familiar with the process.

No matter what, changing your domain name will affect your search engine rankings, largely because each search engine responds differently to such changes, but you can substantially limit the damage done. Google has taken the lead as usual in dealing with URLs that change and will quickly index the new file with virtually no interruption if you follow some fairly straightforward procedures. AllTheWeb quickly followed suit. Unfortunately, the procedures described below do not work in the same way on the other major search engines.

The critical element in successful url redirecting or domain forwarding is taking the time to make sure that ALL links to your old page from directories and other websites are updated. That step must be done. Unfortunately, it is the most difficult step, as many links may be on sites that are neglected or even abandoned.

Google has published guidelines on changing your URLs. See, Google Information for Webmasters : "Once your new site is live, you may wish to place a permanent redirect (using a '301' code in HTTP headers) on your old site to inform visitors and search engines that your site has moved."
hope this helps ..:)

The naked domain gives an extra room for your permalink to be more visible on SERPs thus making some extra keywords visible instead of being chopped off. So it has an SEO benefit for people who are habitual with creating long-tailed keywords inside permalinks.

If you think shorter is better, then the non-WWW approach will make you feel better. There are apparently no “technical” benefits to using the non-WWW approach, only that it reduces redundancy and is no longer needed. To be practical, it makes no drastic change whether to use a naked domain or domain with www as the sub-domain. A domain which is hosted at the root directory like www, is better remembered by people as a brand. People are habitual to recognizing websites with www extension and are observed browsing sites in address bar using the www extension most frequently.
The following advanatages you may get from it

1. Ability to restrict cookies when using multiple subdomains.

2. Using the WWW hostname allows for easy segregation in the file tructure of your website.

3. More flexibility with DNS.

   However, my preferrence is always to use WWW

You can ready further guide on this page: http://www.hyperarts.com/blog/www-vs-non-www-for-your-canonical-domain-url-which-is-best-and-why/

Hi I would say to check few things if you're not sure is the site is spam or not. Mostly, the site impression, feel and looks say it as soon as you land on any site. However, there are possiblity you still remain unsure. I personally use the Google Chrome Plugin to see if the hostname are not suspicious or some wired name. I have MOZ bar plugin again to give domain overview, it also provide me DA and PA, which helps me to understand overall where is that domain stand.

Off course, these all primary elements helps to determin the site we are going to post content or aiming to get back link is not going to harm us anyway.

I do agree with Hutch.

If you're not targeting openly to all businesses then you don't need to worry about SEO of all your site at all. However, you may need to work out on your main site SEO and other activities related to SEO.

In my opinion this could be address by using canonical tags however, 302 redirection is never been advice for this purposes.

Here is Google guide for your batter understanding. : https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en

Hi

Like Thomas mentioned there are many factor, which play their vital role to relation to rank. However, at this stage in my opinion CTR could be the most important and thereafter UX on the landing page. I suggest you to run CTR and bounce rate analysis on the said page. Moreover, analyse your competitor 3 pages and try to find out what sort of information they are providing and what could be the possible reason there are ranking well.
I hope this will bring you great opportunity to focus on your page ranking quality.