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If you have a budget for paid search and dont care about it ranking organically - sure However, not everyone will go for paid search ads. As for link juice - just add dofollow links to individuals.nl on non-canonicalized home page and that will transfer pretty much all the juice.

Hi there! While I typically use Keyword Planner and Moz Keyword Explorer, there are a variety of other keyword tools that you can try, including: Ahrefs SEMRush Keywordtool.io Scrapebox Wordstream Bing Keyword Discovery KWFinder 7Search For more detailed information on any of these tools, check out this website: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/10-alternatives-googles-keyword-planner/167440/ Hope this helps you on your search for keywords in the Belgium market! Good luck.

Hi there Here are a couple of great links: 2015 Local Search Ranking Factors How to Perform the Ultimate Local SEO Audit Both of those will help you immensely. I would definitely markup branches and also take a look at Moz Local's bulk upload that will help you load all of your branch addresses to local listing aggregators. From there, you can manage your listings and update/remove them as needed. I would review the above links and start focusing on your local SEO efforts. But I would still markup as much as you can that's relevant to the business and searches that are happening around it's industry/area. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Long story short - YES. Any JS framework can impact your ranking. I share again here link on Distilled how they using custom service to providing pure HTML version of site to bots only: https://www.distilled.net/resources/prerender-and-you-a-case-study-in-ajax-crawlability/ And seems that experiment works very well on them.

I know they no longer recommend it (for simplification reasons, I believe) but our system automatically adds the canonical tags to pages (we manually add alternate tags for translated pages) and we have not seen any backlash from having the canonical tags in place. That isn't to say we may not change how our system handles these tags in the future but for now I simply think that Google is saying you can take it or leave it on translated pages.  It may be overkill but it isn't hurting anything.

Hi I was curious about this too. And then I found this https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/20770156-Open-Site-Explorer-to-crawl-HTTPS Looks like it was in development but had some issues. Hopefully it'll be available soon.