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Effectdigital,

Critical Path optimization is just one part of a bigger amp pie including:

1. Allow only asynchronous scripts
2. Size all resources statically
3. Don't let extension mechanisms block rendering
4. Keep all third-party JavaScript out of the critical path
5. All CSS must be inline and size-bound
6. Font triggering must be efficient
7. Minimize style recalculations
8. Only run GPU-accelerated animations
9. Prioritize resource loading
10. And More

So amp process covers a lot, and agreed top devs is ideal, but in WordPress world there are plugins that successfully cover 90% of what a solid dev would do in a custom project, and for many cases a plugin is more then enough so looking for more input, of any that had success. Again thank you for the current response this is helpful.

Generally a week at a time is a good interval, this is also the rate at which Moz sends out crawl reports or rankings.

Hope this helps!

This is what Google means by its geotargetting:

"The tool handles geographic data, not language data. If you're targeting users in different locations—for example, if you have a site in French that you want users in France, Canada, and Mali to read—we don't recommend that you use this tool to set France as a geographic target. A good example of where it would be useful is for a restaurant website: if the restaurant is in Canada, it's probably not of interest to folks in France. But if your content is in French and is of interest to people in multiple countries/regions, it's probably better not to restrict it."

Hope this clarifies the two questions you have, and it would seem that hreflang as result would be a better option no?

Also if you dont have full license to screaming frog there is always Xenu that is free, here is a guide for more info:

http://moz.com/blog/xenu-link-sleuth-more-than-just-a-broken-links-finder

Hope this helps

Disable or re-setup according to the new desired settings

Hi Armin,

1. H tags can have different fonts and sizes and this is usually controlled with the CSS on your Wordpress site. If you are not familiar with CSS, you might have two options. Higher end Wordpress themes, give you the ability to easily customize your font sizes in headings, body text, menus etc. If this is not available, being Wordpress is known to have a plugin for pretty much everything, you can try out the many font customization plugins to see which gives you the option to change heading sizes.

2. Generally have only one H1 heading, as a page title, and then you can have multiple H2-5 tags

Hope this helps!

Bummer, I was not aware of that, its such an awesome plugin

Sure this should be really easy to get going, you can start with this:

http://wordpress.org/plugins/font/