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1-I have a bilingual website. Suppose that I am targeting a page for keyword "book" and I have included it in that page url for the English version:

English version:

www.abc.com/book

Can I use the translation of "book" in the second language of the website url instead of "book" ? Please let me know which of the following urls are right "

French Verison:

www.abc.com/fr/book             or

www.abc.com/fr/livre                         livre=Book in French

2- Does Google have any tool to check if the second language page of the website has exactly the same content as the English version.

What I want to do is for example for a certain page in English version, my targeted keyword is "book" . So my content would be around books. But in the French version of this page, I want to focus on keyword "Pencil" in French instead of "book".

Is it wrong or any consequences?

That was the main reason for the question number one. Because if it is ok to do what I explained in item 2 then I will set my urls like:

In English : www.abc.com/book

In French: www.abc.com/fr/crayon                       crayon=Pencil in French

We have made a demo server on a different domain than our main website domain to test new features on it before updating codes on the main domain. Does it hurt our SEO activities?

Thanks Everybody

Thanks Andy

Thanks Moosa

Thanks a lot for your time. I try to hit on that from tomorrow. Seems difficult but we will see.

I am the owner of a very small business who can not afford a decent SEO company. So I am doing my SEO myself. I am producing good amount of content. But at the same time I am way behind my competition in back linking. Can you please let me know as a rule of thumb, how many external do-follow links a day I should make to be on the safe side?

Thanks all

Hi Yiannis,

Many thanks for the time and detailed answer. I just set them all. Can you give me an idea that now what happens to the pages which are already indexed. Would they be automatically adjusted or I need to do fix them.

Regards,

Armin

I have a blog on my site which is in WordPress. When you publish an article it creates a couple of urls such as tags, author, category, month, ... . So when you look for indexed pages you see tons of pages for the blog. Does it hurt the SEO. If yes how I can sort it out,

Hi Martijn,

I found them in webmaster>Search appearance>Structured date>hatom and when you go to live test data you see the mentioned error.

Any thoughts on it?

In my WordPress blog, there are pages for tags,categories,... like :

https://www.abc.com/blog/category/how-to-cook-something/

On these pages I am getting the following error:

Error: Missing required field "updated"

So far I have 39 if these errors.

Please let me know if this is an important issue to pay attention to? If yes, how I can fix it?

Thanks Everyone

Thanks, I think I am better off make some corner stones out of some powerful articles rather than risking time and energy on the tag pages.