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Does anyone know of a free or paid tool which provides the text to code ratio for all pages on a site? Something like Screaming Frog but with all the ratios for each page. At the moment we are checking key landing pages individually.

Most of the international sites are as below:

• example.com
• example.de
• example.fr

But some countries are on unique domains such example123.rsa

Hi Michael, this article from Google might be useful https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/182192?hl=en

If you have a main homepage which acts as the group homepage you could rel canonical the other domains to the one main homepage so google knows which is the main page and which are not.

Personally if you are using a tool like Open Site Explorer and are already undertaking a link cleaning exercise. If you identify no follow links on spammy or dodgy sites then I would add to the disavow as you are doing this anyway.

I would rather clean all links as who know that Google will change next so I prefer to ensure everything is legitimate and as it should be even if our clients currently aren't being penalised.

I wouldn't go out of your way though to disavow these no follows if you are not cleaning your links anyway.

LIke others have said. It can vary from site to site. I have seen examples where it has been the next day and others 2-3 weeks later. Google typically deep crawls a site a minimum of once a week but it does not guarantee that it will crawl all pages when it does so it may have been missed in the latest crawls. I have found also, sites with sound internal link structures get more pages crawled at a time. I guess the google crawler likes a easy read of a site.

regards

Dave

Hi Dan

It sounds like your robot.txt are still blocking your site despite the redirects. You might be best getting rid of the robot.txt and starting again ensuring nothing is blocked that it shouldn't.

regards, David

The disavow does take anything up to 8 weeks to go through and that's if it goes through at all. I have seen instances where it has been ignored and instances where it went through in just a couple of weeks. It all depends on what Google thinks of your site. Make sure any link building is legitimate and high quality as if you are still building poor links and disavowing then Google will not look kindly on your website.

Hello

If Sheffield is the only target then Sheffield needs to form part of the keywords strategy. Local SEO works in the same way as national SEO strategies except on a more targeted approach. They will still want to appear in organic SERPs when people type things like Hair Salons Sheffield etc. Local directory listings can also work well as sites like Yell.com rank well for targeted searches. Hope this brief response helps.

Hello

If Sheffield is the only target then Sheffield needs to form part of the keywords strategy. Local SEO works in the same way as national SEO strategies except on a more targeted approach. They will still want to appear in organic SERPs when people type things like Hair Salons Sheffield etc. Local directory listings can also work well as sites like Yell.com rank well for targeted searches. Hope this brief response helps.

The disavow does take anything up to 8 weeks to go through and that's if it goes through at all. I have seen instances where it has been ignored and instances where it went through in just a couple of weeks. It all depends on what Google thinks of your site. Make sure any link building is legitimate and high quality as if you are still building poor links and disavowing then Google will not look kindly on your website.

LIke others have said. It can vary from site to site. I have seen examples where it has been the next day and others 2-3 weeks later. Google typically deep crawls a site a minimum of once a week but it does not guarantee that it will crawl all pages when it does so it may have been missed in the latest crawls. I have found also, sites with sound internal link structures get more pages crawled at a time. I guess the google crawler likes a easy read of a site.

regards

Dave

Personally if you are using a tool like Open Site Explorer and are already undertaking a link cleaning exercise. If you identify no follow links on spammy or dodgy sites then I would add to the disavow as you are doing this anyway.

I would rather clean all links as who know that Google will change next so I prefer to ensure everything is legitimate and as it should be even if our clients currently aren't being penalised.

I wouldn't go out of your way though to disavow these no follows if you are not cleaning your links anyway.