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any seo plugin can do that for you, at this point you have 2 options hide the premium content from search engines (BAD IDEA) or optimize all your content for Search engines and redirect the user to a registration area where he/she can sign-up to access de content a good example is thewallstreetjournal

No, is not necessary until you made your homework

If you add the HTTPS version to your property and select which version show as a main, you dont have to worry about it, *( But is mandatory to add it in search console and then set the right version)

YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT IT

If you do not use any redirects, you are serving your content significantly faster. Redirects are likely the one single most time waster in your code especially when you consider mobile networks. They dramatically affect your page speed in a noticeably bad way.

Server-side redirects: Fast, cachable
Common redirects are 301 and 302 redirects which use HTTP to explain that a page or resource has moved. A 301 redirect is permanent and a 302 redirect is temporary. These are both server-side redirects which means that the web server is using HTTP to direct the browser to the new location of the file. Web browser can handle these types of redirect much quicker than client-side redirects and can cache the correct location of the file.

Client-side redirects: Slow, not cachable
Redirects that use the http-equiv="refresh" attribute or javascript can introduce even longer waiting times and performance issues and should be not used if at all possible.

One of the most used redirects on the web is 301 redirect site wide from the non-www to www version of a webpage. These types of redirects have been recommended for SEO reasons for years so many people have them.

It is my recommendation that if you have this type of redirect, you keep it in as it helps Google understand your website better.

Recommendations from Google

Google suggests eliminating redirects which are not absolutely necessary. They advise redicing redirects by...

• "Never link to a page that you know has a redirect on it. This happens when you have manually created a redirect, but never changed the text link in your HTML to point to the new resource location."
• "Never require more than one redirect to get to any of your resources."

Yoast SEO offer a basic solution for image sitemap (if you are using wordpress of course) another solution could be screamingfrog it can create a complete sitemap of all your images https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/xml-sitemap-generator/

this another option for wordpress https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-image-sitemap/

genral use option (not free) https://www.xml-sitemaps.com/standalone-google-sitemap-generator.html

Completly Agree good answer my friend

I think that a good options is create a plugin
So you can ask to your clients to give you a review in your site but using a third party API, so the first Idea is use the Google Business Review API.

to show off your Google My Business Reviews rating in stars, thumbs or squares.

For Local SEO I think is the best option and you will not share your DA with nobody.

Start with some good local keyword data

Before you start, make sure you are setup for success by doing some preliminary keyword research in your niche.

This tool can help you
http://www.localmarketingsource.com/local-keyword-research-tool/

Check your analytics and see what keywords are already bringing traffic. There may be opportunities to increase your visibility on something that's already preforming.

Make sure that you always focus on converting keywords that provide the searcher with the proper intent.

Anothers keyword tools:

Wordtracker
SEO Book Keyword Tool
Ubersuggest
Keyword Eye
SEMrush

Other option is Google Trends for regional interest

http://www.google.com/trends/

Another good tips is use schema markup for local businesses injected into contact pages to give clear indications to search engines of your shop's physical location

I agree with you Donald, all depends of what kind of link are we talking about 10 links from wikipedia ( same site )are better than 10 links from blogs that nobody knows. In the other hands 10 reputable sites linking to your site such as wall street journal, national geographic or site like that are better than 10 links of wikipedia

Not because, the widget will point the source of the content
(if you add a google my business widget with the reviews of your clients)
the tag of the widget will tells google where the information is coming from.
At leasrt is my expriencie integrating widget from yelp, and google my business

thanks, I'm glad I was useful

A Good option for dealing with duplicate content is to use the rel=canonical attribute. This tells search engines that a given page should be treated as though it were a copy of a specified URL, and all of the links, content metrics, and "ranking power" that search engines apply to this page should actually be credited to the specified URL.

Lets take an Iphone7 as example, you have one product with differents option 64GB, 128GB with 3 color variations, so you create a "master page" in simple words you should create some master page where you put all your seo efforts and tell the crawler ignore the other ones

The search engines will recognize it, only if you tell it to recognize it. So if you're dealing with a small site I think the second option is better but if we are talking about a big ecommerce more than 100,000 product maybe 3 options is better

A good option for dealing with duplicate content is to use the rel=canonical attribute. This tells search engines that a given page should be treated as though it were a copy of a specified URL, and all of the links, content metrics, and "ranking power" that search engines apply to this page should actually be credited to the specified URL.

in simple words you should create some master page where you put all your seo efforts and tell the crawler ignore the other ones

Maybe you should make a double check,please check the attached file I made it with semrush and your site looks very well. Or maybe it needs to redefine the problem

Please Check it out and let me know

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Thanks for your answer

Christy Correll

By the way, you have no backlinks so, you should to start to build someones if you dont want to lose your rank

In fact I made an audit to your site

https://www.projectoption.com/
and guess what ?
you are in the position 03 for Google USA for the keyword "what is xiv"
you are in the position 80 for Google USA for the keyword "xiv trading strategy"
you are in the position 25 for Google USA for the keyword "how the vix works"

So maybe your should check your search console and see what happen.

Even if you have an easy keyword that does not mean that everything is done

• did you submit your site to google?
• did you create some backlinks using the keywords ?
• did you check your search console to check if there is an error on your site?

Reading the post of Angela Petteys "A Beginner's Guide to Marketing Automation" I have some doubt.

I have been working with infusionsoft as Marketing Automation Tool and I'm a just a beginner.

So did some here have any experience with Marketing Automation?
Which are the best tools? base on its own experience

put the domain to see the error please