Can Google read and pass link juice in a link like this?

<a <span="">href</a><a <span="">="#Link123" onClick="window.open('http://www.mycompany.com/example','Link123')">src="../../img/example.gif"/></a>

Thanks!

Hi there!

We have similar websites in different countries (it's an ecommerce site). Some times, those websites share the same language and, for example, people from Mexico end up in a page from our website in Argentina. Therefore they see our products in their language buy in a foreign currency.

We would like to show them a pop-up (like a shadowbox) depending on their IP to allow them to go to their local website. There wouldn't be any redirect.

Would that affect our rankings in any way? Would Googlebots see that as well?

Thanks!

But are we losing link juice without using the canonical tags right now?

Hi!

I am not very familiar with the canonical tag. The thing is that we are getting traffic and links from affiliates. The affiliates links add something like this to the code of our URL:

www.mydomain.com/category/product-page?afl=XXXXXX

At this moment we have almost 2,000 pages indexed with that code at the end of the URL. So they are all duplicated.

My other concern is that I don't know if those affilate links are giving us some link juice or not. I mean, if an original product page has 30 links and the affiliates copies have 15 more... are all those links being counted together by Google? Or are we losing all the juice from the affiliates?

Can I fix all this with the canonical tag?

Thanks!