That's great new Amelia - so glad I was able to help

-Andy

Hi Ruben,

Some services will get that many reviews daily, so I wouldn't have said that 8-12 in a week was a problems.

That said, I always tend to err on the side of caution, so perhaps drip-feed them over a 2-3 week period if you want to make sure you are safe.

-Andy

"duplicate content is normally not a penalty."

This also depends on just how much there is. If you duplicate a page, that is identical information.

You can get around this problem Jon, by using the HREFLANG markup that will also work across domains, but remember that it works on a per URL basis, so you would need to use this for each of the URL's with the duplicate content.

Have a read of this article from Google on how to use the markup.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en

I hope that helps.

-Andy

Hi Branden,

You are fine using images hosted elsewhere - this is a well-used way to speed up page load times. You will get no penalty for going this and it won't impact on-site SEO either.

-Andy

I will thanks Amelia, and you're welcome

-Andy

Hi Amelia,

No, no need to do this. As long as you have a new sitemap in place, then just have Google index this one. If they are still indexing the old one, highlight and delete it and then point them to the new one.

-Andy

Hi Amelia,

Rather than redirecting this, do you have the ability to create a new sitemap based on the site as it now stands? However, if there is a new sitemap already in place, then just use Webmaster tools to upload this one.

-Andy

Hi Amelia,

I just want to understand if your old XML sitemap points to any pages that have either moved, changed URL or removed?

If so, then ideally yes. You don't really want a sitemap pointing to lots of 301's, although it is unlikely to do any major harm just yet - it is just better to start with a clean sheet that is correct.

-Andy

Hi Juris,

You are fine with a rel=nofollow. Others use a hashtag, but I'm not sure this is as good a long term bet.

-Andy

Hi Paul,

There are many things this could mean to Ahrefs, so I can only really suggest contacting their own support to get the real meaning of what this is. I could make educated guesses, but they could still be wrong and would hate to misinform you.

-Andy

Hi,

"My question is, does mens v.s men's make a different for on-page SEO?"

Google are always going to look for the grammatically correct wording, so it is important to always ensure this is what you give them. As Andrew said, MOZ & Google are going to have pretty major differences in what they look for and how they grade it.

You also have to think about visitors that land on your page and find the lack of punctuation, and yes, people will do this. I'm not saying that it would lose you business, but I would never give anyone the chance to question any aspect of credibility.

Would wording this incorrectly leave you with a penalty? Nope! Would getting this right form part of a score on one of the Google algorithms? More than likely - but to what degree is anyone's guess.

-Andy

Yes, this will help Google when crawling them as it will give them additional info.

-Andy

Hi,

It isn't necessary, but if you really want to ensure that every image is indexed by Google, then it will be beneficial to do this otherwise you might not have them all discovered simply by crawling.

-Andy