Hi,I understand that rich snippets can't be used to promote adult-related content, however, what does Google specifically class as 'adult content'?We sale sex toys, lingerie and accessories, like lubes etc. I understand that sex toys may not be supported, however, I wouldn't see an issue with adding rich snippets/schema markup to the lingerie side of the site.After doing some research, it seems as if Amazon have rich snippets on adult related content, including cock ring products and lingerie. If we add schema markup - will Google simply not display the snippets, or will they penalise the site?Thanks!

Hi guys, hope you had a fantastic bank holiday weekend.

Quick question re URL parameters, I understand that links which pass through an affiliate URL parameter aren't taken into consideration when passing link juice through one site to another. However, when a link contains a tracking URL parameter (let's say gclid=), does link juice get passed through?

We have a number of external links pointing to our main site, however, they are linking directly to a unique tracking parameter. I'm just curious to know about this.

Thanks,

Brett

Hi Tymen,

I am using both at the moment and we are primarily focusing on the pural - yet we still rank highly without the 's'.

It's a pain, not to sure why this is happening!

Brett

Hi everyone - hope you are well.

I can't get my head around why we are ranking 1st for a specific keyword, but then when 's' is added to the end of the keyword - we are ranking on the second page.

What could be the cause of this? I thought that Google would class both of the keywords the same, in this case, let's say the keyword was 'button'. We would be ranking 1st for 'button', but 'buttons' we are ranking on the second page.

Any ideas? - I appreciate every comment.