Hello,

Disavow is no longer necessary - https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-disavow-tool/289871/

I'd 301 redirects from the discontinued lines to the main  section pages, so

https://www.domain.com/product-type/a-red-sweater

would redirect to

https://www.domain.com/product-type/

First I've come across this claim, all pages should contain the site name/ organisation name as well as the page name - example "How to blog | Site name"

Hi,

After you've read the article Nozzle recommended, use the https://technicalseo.com/tools/robots-txt/ tool to test whatever you put together.

Hi there,

It can take takes as little as 48 hours for google to take of a disavow file. after which it can still take weeks even months until google re-crawls the disavowed links and takes the disavow them into account.

Hi there, I recommend that you  use the business schema on the homepage.

Basically, buy more high DA links from even more domains, I'd recommend in investing DA 60+ links. Moxz has produce some great Blogs recently on this matter:

• https://moz.com/blog/boost-content-linkability
• https://moz.com/blog/effective-link-building-campaign 
• https://moz.com/blog/20-illustrations-on-search-engines-valuation-of-links

In addition to Jose response, good old Blogger outreach. Come up with a gameplan focused on what subject matter, keywords & DAs you're after, them either you approach the bloggers yourself, or you pay a 3rd party to procure the links for you. The later is the most common approach as link building can be very timeconsuming. As with most thing SEO, Moz has an article on this matter https://moz.com/blog/blogger-outreach-for-your-clients.

Also, if you have a Moz Pro account & campaigns set up & running then there is the Opportunities feature accessible via the campi=aign dashboard.

Hi, why not have 2 GMB profiles as they appear to have 2 distinct offerings.

If you must use one GMB profile then I don't see any issues applying 2 different categories, as long as they accurately reflect the company.

Hi there,

Re-submitting a new sitemap.xml wouldn't go amiss. I believe that AMP pages are best for news & high volume websites.

The change happened several months ago & the site has been crawled frequently

I've added a new favicon to a website, which is displayed on browser tabs, on both mobile & desktop devices.

But, in SERPs on mobile devices, the old favicon is still showing - How do I flush this our so that the new one is displayed?

I agree with Andreas explanation of Google rules on using nofollow /

The only bad SEO Practice regarding JS that I've of is trying to hide the JS files from Search Engines, apparently, Google needs to render a whole page as it indexing it; so blocking any JS (& CSS for that matter) isn't a good thing.

Hello,

My method is basically

• Select keywords around a group or theme, I like to rank for these rather than focusing on a single keyword at the beginning of a campaign
• Use a mixture of broad, intent & geolocated keywords
• Search volume(s) for each keyword
• Competition for keywords is a factor, some may have seasonal variation(s), I shortlist a combination on high, mid & low competitiveness

Hi,

The following should suffice as it will black any URL with a "?" in it

User-agent: *
Disallow: /*?

IMHO use meta descriptions to sell what's on the webpage, learn from the good Google Ads copy, including CTA's isn't necessary I personally focus on keyword insertion instead.