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i add FAQ schema script in header homepage website. but when searching query «اعتبار سنجی» doesnot show faq in SERP. i test it in structure data tools service and its okey. can somone help me to resolve problem? thanks

It probably will. Linked or embedded resources (files, PDFs, images) should be accessed via HTTPS rather than HTTP. This remains true, even if your HTTP links then redirect to HTTPS

Couple of questions. Are the aggregated reviews going to be for the entire site or just that single product? 2)Do you plan on having multiple people be able to review each individual item and are those reviews coming from users of the site or a third party? 3)How many products/pages do you have?

Thanks For The Great Guide.

Just so you know, EMA (exact-match anchor text), which is also referred to as 'over' link optimisation, is more a concern for your off-site links. In terms of your internal site structure, that's much more lenient. Obviously if it impacted UX (e.g: site nav buttons with ridiculous amounts of text that become over-chunky, annoying users) then that's bad. If you can satisfy UX and also do some light keyword optimisation of your internal site links, I honestly don't see that as a massive problem. If anything it just gives Google more context and direction I don't think internal link over-optimisation is a myth, because there's always someone stupid enough to pick up a spoon and run with it (taking it to ridiculous extremes that would also impact UX and the readability of the site). But as long as you don't go completely mental and the links make sense for users (they end up where they would expect to end up, with concise link / button text that doesn't bloat the UI) then you're fine. Don't worry about this overly much, but don't take it to an unreasonable extreme

I think that optimizing for a specific keyword or keywords is sort of out of date I think this piece of content is excellent regarding this topic. Keywords obviously matter but not in the same way most people think they do. https://www.getcredo.com/content-keyword-topics/ Also please pay attention to what Cyrus is written below this post. https://moz.com/blog/7-advanced-seo-concepts to answer your question definitely optimize all titles open graph etc. if that's what you're asking and yes do conversion rate optimization Title Tag/Meta Description optimized for CTR just in case YES

Yes. Link equity or PageRank is passed from page to page via the crawlable links on your site.