Hi

It may not impact - but am not a fan of that structure, it could get complicated easy for google and for scaling.

Would recommend:-

www.gpblog.com/en-nl/

www.gpblog.com/nl-nl/

www.gpblog.com/en-uk/

Check out https://www.disneylandparis.com/nl-nl/ etc.  hopelessly slow...

Regards

Hi

No your sweet on the redirects/301's - many sites have 95% redirects from http to https for example.  So no chains and you  are fine.

Well my view on above is that advice on a hierarchical structure is dangerous.  Our job is to always adopt a "first do no harm" approach. We have many clients - no hierarchical structure and awesome rankings.  Do we very slowly build hierarchical structures into them - yes. It makes life easier for all. But would we touch the top traffic driving pages - 100% no. It is too high a risk.  So you need to do a  proper evaluation of the site and what pages are ranking - getting clicks and what are not.  There may be sections, a low risk that can move into a hierarchical structure - start there.   But do not make a change for change sake to follow what is now good practice.

Hope that helps.

Hi

I am an unclear but will frame from car insurance and hope it assists. As am not sure on which customer queries to target in your scenario - dangerous to make a suggestion without a better understanding of your business model and products highest ROI. The customer queries should be data driven, ie volume. If that is the goal. We use semrush. moz and keyword planner and a few tools.

Lets say chasing car insurance, this got a client to No 1. This is a general answer..

The url we recommend be

www.example.com/car-insurance/

The Title tag we would recommend be Car Insurance | Compare Car Insurance Quotes | Example

If not a comparison site - Car Insurance | Car Insurance Quotes | Example

Now for the H1.

It should be different from the URL and Title but contextual..

So lets say Car Insurance Quote or Car Insurance Australia

The meta description should on our view the targeted keyword once and be about clickability..  not sure if that gets you there, but hope it helps.

Go get em.

Hi

Concur with Joe, you will need to explain if you have upper case and lower case pages.. assuming same content and same url..  as that is a pure duplicate..

One reason we got out of shopify.  Gets complicated quickly.   There was a brilliant WBF on subdomains about 2 months ago - by the british dude from distilled who pops up from time to time.  Will try and find it if get time, but would check that out as a starting point.

Hi

ok - you have duplicate pages. So it is a duplicate content issue.  Same content same urls except for capitalisation.  Further both pages are being indexed on google.

Recommend  that as soon as possible - 301 this page https://episodealert.com/BusinessAssociate.aspx to https://episodealert.com/businessassociate.aspx

You should do this for all duplicate capitalisations across the site.

We solved one! Go get em..

Hi Spiros

Below are two guides that may assist in your URL structure. It appears the site is not ranking for target keywords so a re-structure is maybe beneficial.  It is an ideal practice to have the target customer query in the URL structure. Shopify though has limitations so may need to work within them.

https://www.hostgator.com/blog/best-url-structure-seo/

https://moz.com/blog/15-seo-best-practices-for-structuring-urls

The next step will 301'ing the old page to the new page.

Hope that helps.