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As an agency for small business, we're currently looking for the best quality/price tool for call tracking.

Basically, we just want to track calls from all the directory that we work with, including GMB listing. I know that Call Rail seems to be the obvious choice but in our context, we don't need all the features that Call Rail offers.

(also, it needs to be NAP friendly)

Thanks for all your comments/suggestions !

Thanks for your response,

But I'm looking to get information on the aspect of "passing equity" between Javascript Links. I've analyzed all the PA of my sites and except for my homepage, every page has a PA of 1.

Hi Moz Community,

I am starting a link building campaign for one of my customers and I'm wondering if Google is able to pass link equity between javascript links. When I'm looking at my crawl report with Screaming Frog, I can see the number of links each page has so I can conclude that Google is able to see all the links. I've read that if my CSS & JS files are available for Google crawlers, ultimately, Google can crawl those URLs, but what about passing link equity?

Before I start the link building campaign,

Do you have any recommendations, case studies?

Is it possible to include natural href links that pass link equity in a website that is entirely made with AngularJS?

Thanks for all your inputs!

So by example, if the user is on the "New York" page that he clicks on the "Boston" location withing the app, is there any problem changing the content inside the New York page and propose all the boston location without changing the page to the Boston url but just by changing the content inside the New York page

Hi Cristian,

I totally agree with what you're telling me. My plan is to keep the separate pages for every sector so I have my pages that rank for every sector. My question was more oriented on when the user is on-site for example on a specific location, is there any problem if the content change to a new location withing the web app without changing static pages.

Context:

I'm asking my client to create city pages so he can present all of his appartements in that specific sector so i can have a page that ranks for "appartement for rent in +sector". The page will present a map with all the sector so the user can navigate and choose the sector he wants after he landed on the page.

Question:

The UX team is asking if we absolutly need to reload the sector page when the user is clicking the location on the map or if they can switch the content within the same page/url once the user is on the landing page.

My concern:

1. Can this be analysed as duplicate content if Google can crawl within the javascript app or if Google only analyse his "first view" of the page.

2. Do you consider that it would be preferable to keep the "page change" so i'm increasing the number of page viewed ?

To put you all in context, here is the situation,

I have pages that are only accessible via an intern search tool that shows the best results for the request. Let's say i want to see the result on page 2, the page 2 will have a request in the url like this:

?p=2&s=12&lang=1&seed=3688

The situation is that we've disallowed every URL's that contains a "?" in the robots.txt file which means that Google doesn't crawl the page 2,3,4 and so on. If a page is only accessible via page 2, do you think Google will be able to access it? The url of the page is included in the sitemap.

Thank you in advance for the help!

Yes exactly !

Wow thanks a lot Miriam,

My best solution so far would be to close all four GMB listing in order to have only one listing. With this solution, i make sure that all the listings aren't competing on the same keyword since they are on the same market and that they do not provide any false information on the previous business.

Since the 4 previous websites are still active and only provide the homepage explaining that the compagny was bought by my client with a CTA that redirect to his website, i'm thinking about using these as a landing page that explain acquisition for the user that do a brand research.

I'm really looking forward to hear your thoughts on that.

Thank you so much,

1 physical location only

Like everyone else said, we need more information to help you. Just to let you know that Google tend to look at a 302 the same way of a 301 if the 302 is "permanent". So you're saying the a "plugin" is redirecting the user to a product page with a 302?

Hi everyone,

I have a client who just acquired 4 business. Basically, the 4 compagnies will stop existing and my client will integrate the production at his own adress under his compagny name. My issue here is that my client wants to know what is the best solution for his local results.

The 4 compagnies still have a website that present the new business name will a CTA redirecting to the new website. Their GMB account are still active.

I was about to delete the 4 GMB accounts so when a customer do a brand research, the organic result will show the old business website that will present the new business with a CTA on the website. My thinking is that since the old and the new compagny will compete on the same keyword since they are in the same industry, I don't want the old compagny to be in competition with the compagny of my clients.

Is there a better solution that could benefit the local SEO ?

Thanks y'all !

To give you an exemple, Google is giving 500 errors like this :

http://www.exemple.com/ru-lt/pÐµÑˆÐµÐ½Ð¸Ñ -Ð´Ð»Ñ /food-packaging-machines/

Like if Google is translating the russian folder into a langage that he recognise

Hi everyone,

I am doing an audit of a site that currently have a lot of 500 errors due to the russian langage.

Basically, all the url's look that way for every page in russian:

http://www.exemple.com/ru-kg/pешения-для/food-packaging-machines/
http://www.exemple.com/ru-kg/pешения-для/wood-flour-solutions/
http://www.exemple.com/ru-kg/pешения-для/cellulose-solutions/

I am wondering if this error is really caused by the server or if Google have difficulty reading the russian langage in URL's.

Is it better to have the URL's only in english ?

Hi everyone !

To put you in context, I am doing an audit on an E-Commerce site selling auto parts with WooCommerce. I have some concerns regarding the url structure and here's why:

Product category page url: /auto/drivetrain/cv-axle-shaft-assembly/
Product page url included in the product category page: /product/acura-integra-cv-axle-shaft-90-01-honda-civic/

The way I see my situation is that the product page is considered by Google as an intern link and not as a page included in in the subfolder of the category page.

1. Am I right? 
2. If yes, is there a solution to fix the issue with woocommerce to improve the category page ranking ?

Thanks y'all !

Thank you Samantha your answer is very useful !

I just did a crawl for one my clients to validate any error in the structure. Next thing I know is that the website have multiple variation of the same url with query like ?order=asc and ?view=list at the end of it.

I am wondering why these url variations appears in the crawl I just did since bots aren't suppose to go further thant the ? normally.

Just to show you a couple of url's of my crawl test.

<colgroup><col width="484"></colgroup>
| https://test.com/exemple/?per_page=9 |
| https://test.com/exemple/?per_page=15 |
| https://test.com/exemple/?per_page=30 |
| https://test.com/exemple/?orderby=popularity |
| https://test.com/exemple/?orderby=date |
| https://test.com/exemple/?orderby=price |
| https://test.com/exemple/?orderby=price-desc |
| https://test.com/exemple/?order=asc |
| https://test.com/exemple/?order=desc |
| https://test.com/exemple/?view=list |

Thank you Guys