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Just on this using a sub folder may be a better option.

Hi Mike,

I personally wouldn't use a subdomain for this. I would just separate my site out as it is under one URL. I don't like using subdomains and probably would try to avoid it, I have yet to read a success story when using them.

If you design your site well then I don't see why you cant host both under one domain, what was your reason for using them in the first place?

Good luck!

Hey Joao,

How long are these particular job posts up for? If they are not on there long enough, I would recommend no-indexing them as they are not going to be up for long.

If not is there no way you can add more content to the pages by requesting more information from the advertiser?

KR

Kay

Hey Guys,

I'm not overly techy, but, I need to advise on Feefo integration. I have been reading and it seems that https://support.feefo.com/support/solutions/articles/8000042161-full-integration-javascript-on-page this is the best integration method.

Do you guys have any pointers with using Feefo?

Are we still good to use intermediaries like this to handle our reviews for us?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Kay

Hey!

why don't you write three pages? C being your number one page linking out to A and B? That way you are explaining the relationship of the services to the customer and to Google.  Win win?

Hey Guys,

Have you ever seen coding like this in a robots.txt, I have never seen a noindex rule in a robots.txt file before - have you?

user-agent: AhrefsBot

User-agent: trovitBot
User-agent: Nutch
User-agent: Baiduspider
Disallow: /

User-agent: *
Disallow: /WebServices/
Disallow: /*?notfound=
Disallow: /?list=
Noindex: /?*list=
Noindex: /local/
Disallow: /local/
Noindex: /handle/
Disallow: /handle/
Noindex: /Handle/
Disallow: /Handle/
Noindex: /localsites/
Disallow: /localsites/
Noindex: /search/
Disallow: /search/
Noindex: /Search/
Disallow: /Search/
Disallow: ?

I have never seen a noindex rule in a robots.txt file before - have you?
Any pointers?

Thanks Vijay!

Hi Paul,

We have a meta description which is quite generic and has a call to action highlighting the free shipping on our products pages, I guess Google doesnt think this is product specific enough. I will re-write and see what happens.

No Google is not pulling through my OG data - its just pulling through random pieces of the page, which don't really make sense. i.e. product ID, snippets of on page header info, etc. Almost like the custom meta isn't there at all.

Thanks for your help.

Kay

Does my html meta description tag have to be the same as my Open Graph meta description?

I'm having problems pulling through my meta description into Google SERPs and I wondered if its because my 'OG' data is not consistent?

Thanks Guys,

Kay

Hiya,

I would write content for your reader and sign post well semantically. I would not worry too much about keyword density. Some studies recently published suggest that keyword density is not as helpful as it once was.

Personally I also don't see keyword tags to be a priority. None of the pages I have added keyword tags too have been impacted by me doing it.

Kay

Hiya,

I would write content for your reader and sign post well semantically. I would not worry too much about keyword density. Some studies recently published suggest that keyword density is not as helpful as it once was.

Personally I also don't see keyword tags to be a priority. None of the pages I have added keyword tags too have been impacted by me doing it.

Kay

How did you migrate the sites across? Did you map all of your existing url's etc? More information would help.

If it were me I would look at the variances between sites already migrated with no problems and the one with problems, identify those and it may help you know where to look regarding the problem.

Sorry I couldn't help more.

Hey Chris,

I recently did the same thing, I looked at traffic from organic to the specific pages I changed the meta descriptions for. I did 20 for my top sellers and 20 for my slow sellers and watched for incremental increases YoY and WoW through GA. I did see increases although small, will impact my overall traffic in bulk - I have educated the rest of the business and now we write better meta descriptions.

Although your method seems sound and as Matt said ultimately you want to make sure you are converting those people too.

All the best,

K

Hi Mike,

I personally wouldn't use a subdomain for this. I would just separate my site out as it is under one URL. I don't like using subdomains and probably would try to avoid it, I have yet to read a success story when using them.

If you design your site well then I don't see why you cant host both under one domain, what was your reason for using them in the first place?

Good luck!

Just on this using a sub folder may be a better option.