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Same as Mazen, I only see a few warnings for the Product schema on the page. A few other structured data pieces to think about for this page: ItemList WebPage/Website Organization

Not a problem

Hi Dilip, You have a chain because your original site redirects from http to https, before the redirection kicks in to take the user to the new site. It could be that you have two separate systems creating redirections, I suspect one that is handling your http -> https that is set up on the web server software, and then further ones in your CMS or htaccess. I wouldn't worry too much, to be honest, a chain of that nature isn't a big deal. If you are concerned, you just need to ensure that the specific redirects are processed first and are configured so that the source is relative, redirecting to an absolute path.

I agree with Gaston. Something else I wanted to point out - the first site you listed is responsive. Usually, people create a mobile only site when their site isn't responsive. It's just something to note as you could be getting hit for duplicate content with your mobile site. Thanks!

Hi there, There are many ways of handling Out Of Stock products, it essentially depends on how probable is that the product has stock again: 1- Unique item. You can go for: 404 that page, hide it under a login or redirect to a custom out of stock page, so as users can search for anything else. 2- Will have stock soon: Schema is the way to go. This the parameter could be useful: https://schema.org/OutOfStock It always depends on how you want to handle user experience for people coming from search engines. Some ecommerce just convert them into 404, others redirect it to he category or to a internal search page and other even just set a noindex tag. Hope it helps. Best luck. GR

Also found a smidge over 1000 in SEM Rush.  That figures though because you have about 50 x 5 in your navigation alone.  Then the best sellers and then all the gifts and sliders and footer etc.  THere's an awful lot on the page.  Every basic advertising book warns about the common mistake people make when advertising - they write everything they do on one ad (or page). Perhaps you need to organise things a little more.  Read up on data architecture.  It's a big word but not a particularly difficult subject.  They are big on DA at google so the inference is that they use it to rank sites.  I've also found in my own SEO experience that finding the defined edges of topics and sorting into those topics really works.  There is no right answer as usual, it's a game of trial and error.  You need to test everything and add / subtract subtopics from pages and swop them around to find the optimum position.  No tool will do this for you - pen and paper is best. I would say about 100-200 is the maximum amount you want to dilute the links coming from a page.  I think 200 is ok if it's ecommerce.   People say it doesn't work anymore but pagerank sculpting works for me.  I don't do it intentionally but there is a strong correlation between number of links x 'link from' page's authority and target pages authority.  When I link over about 250 links this stops working - presumably because the links are spread too thinly. So get to grips with information architecture and then look at sensible topics for a page.   Or just go to another page like yours that's ranking well and steal their IA, topics and internal linking strategy.  Learning new stuff is great but plagiarism is quicker. 

Respected Sir, Thanks a lot reply back to us, i have submitted robots.txt but still not get any solution.. Index page cached but another pages of this site not being cache, i just follow and try to cache throw google search console but problem not resolve...