I'd use subdomains for each, or even the TLD for each country if your name is available. Using .com.br is a bit more confusing (to me anyway). You can basically duplicate the content (translated) and tell Google what site serves what country with GWT or what language with "hreflang=..." https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en
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RE: For a website in portuguese what would you use? pt.domain.com, br.domain.com or domain.com.br
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RE: Setting title tag with javascript/jquery
No, Google won't see it - you're meant to make your site accessible to those with JS turned off. Check using GWT 'fetch as Google'.
You could, however, do this with PHP.
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RE: Yoast Seo + Home Page
This is done automatically by Wordpress.
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RE: Yoast Seo + Home Page
That image is the Menu admin where you set up navigation menus. It looks like you've set up a custom Home menu item/link, not a page.
Just create a new page called Home if it isn't under All Pages and publish it. Then in Settings > Reading set it to be the static front page.
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RE: Wordpress Woocomerce Recommended SEO URL structure
You should ideally be able to write unique titles for every product and post without the need for serial numbers or dates to prevent duplication. But it won't do any harm to have the date in your post URLs if you want to.
I'd look at whether you can get a different domain to .biz as they aren't considered as trustworthy by web users.
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RE: Wordpress Woocomerce Recommended SEO URL structure
What you have looks fine to me, I don't think there will be an issue with repeating 2-55 bags in the product title as it would be useful for differentiating that bag from another bag of the same name that isn't a 2-55, eg vintage-chanel-caviar-skin-bag.
You could definitely remove the /shop/ or /product-category/ if your site is a shop and nothing else. If you have a blog, and want a 'bags' category then keeping /product-category/ might be preferable to avoid confusion and potential duplication.
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RE: Effect of 302 redirects from empty parent page to sub page
Thanks Highland, none of the original URLs have inbound links. I agree it would be better to have a 301 so thanks for the fix. Though I still think it would be even better to get some content on the original URLs and do away with the need for any redirect, but from what you say perhaps keep the 'About' pages too so nothing is moved?
The About pages contain copy that describes what the client does in that area, but only after the general 'about' info. This copy could be moved to the original URL to better sell the service they offer. Then the About page really is just extra information for those who want it.
Thanks again.
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Effect of 302 redirects from empty parent page to sub page
A client's website has links to their service pages which then redirect (302 through a php "Location:" header) to that service's first sub-page. For example, our-services/service-x redirects to our-services/service-x/about-service-x
I can only think this has been done because there is no actual content for the parent page and to maintain some kind of structure for navigation and URLs. Really there's no reason why the 'about-service-x' page can't be removed and its content transferred to the main 'service-x' page. Then the redirects can be removed also - it's not how a 302 should be used for a start.
I'm just wondering what kind of effect this current redirection has on SEO, as I know 302s don't pass any link juice?
Thanks for your help.
Best posts made by driftingbass
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RE: Setting title tag with javascript/jquery
No, Google won't see it - you're meant to make your site accessible to those with JS turned off. Check using GWT 'fetch as Google'.
You could, however, do this with PHP.
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RE: Wordpress Woocomerce Recommended SEO URL structure
What you have looks fine to me, I don't think there will be an issue with repeating 2-55 bags in the product title as it would be useful for differentiating that bag from another bag of the same name that isn't a 2-55, eg vintage-chanel-caviar-skin-bag.
You could definitely remove the /shop/ or /product-category/ if your site is a shop and nothing else. If you have a blog, and want a 'bags' category then keeping /product-category/ might be preferable to avoid confusion and potential duplication.
-
RE: Yoast Seo + Home Page
This is done automatically by Wordpress.
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RE: Yoast Seo + Home Page
That image is the Menu admin where you set up navigation menus. It looks like you've set up a custom Home menu item/link, not a page.
Just create a new page called Home if it isn't under All Pages and publish it. Then in Settings > Reading set it to be the static front page.
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RE: For a website in portuguese what would you use? pt.domain.com, br.domain.com or domain.com.br
I'd use subdomains for each, or even the TLD for each country if your name is available. Using .com.br is a bit more confusing (to me anyway). You can basically duplicate the content (translated) and tell Google what site serves what country with GWT or what language with "hreflang=..." https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en
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