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Yes I have read almost every Google guideline and post about it. I guess I will delete the description from the organization as that text is not found as such in the page.

Thanks for the answer and for the help during these days!!

The Kilgray Team

Hi Kirsten,

I have one last question related to structured data. We have decided to use JSON-LD as it is the preferred form of markup language by Google. Now my question is regarding the standard of the code we are about to insert.

This is a part of the code we have created using Google testers tool:

Creating the piece for the code for the "Organization" using the tester tool from Google was pretty straightforward, however,  I now have one more question, this time a little more conceptual:

When we started to create the snippet of code for our product, we were thinking of adding items such as "nam", "logo", "description", "url", "offer" (where we would include price), but also "reviews". I am not sure this is the best approach, as I would naturally relate reviews more with hotels, hostels, bars... but no necessarily with translation software. Nonetheless, review for translation software are everywhere, and it is very frequent that translators.

Do you have any advice? Is there any blog or article were I can read more about it?

Thanks,

Hi,

We were thinking of adding markup language to our site. We have been reading about it to understand the actual benefits of doing so (we have seen many brands are not using it, including moz.com).

So I have two questions:

1- Would you recommend using it for our site? www.memoq.com

2- If yes, would it be better to create a snippet of code for our home page as an "organization" and then different snippets for our product pages as "products".

Looking forward to your comments,

Hello,

This is a simple question regarding how URLs should be managed for proper results with the hreflang tags.

Right now, we have a website in English and German. The hreflang tag is working properly. This is how we currently have it:

• https://www.memoq.com/
• https://de.memoq.com/

But we will soon change the way we localize our web, moving out of the sub-domain structure. There is this possibility of localizing the URLs path, but I was wondering if the hreflang tag would work in such case.

The new structure would look something like:

• https://www.memoq.com/why-memoq
• https://www.memoq.com/de/warum-memoQ

So my question is: If we localize the keyword in the path of the URL, will the tag still work? Or do they need to be in the same language than the English version.

Thanks!

Hi,

I am contacting you guys again. Google has re-indexed our site completely. The only thing is our home page which remains with the old title tag... Any reason as to why this remains unchanged? See screenshot here: http://screencast.com/t/COF3cN9zC5

Hi,

We have carried out changes in our website title tags. However, when I search for these pages on Google, I still see the old title tags in the search results. Is there any way to speed this process up?

Thanks

HI,

Thanks for your quick reply and expect your next answer. So the subdomain/subfolder issue is not the actual reason for the "1" point for every German page?

Hi Logan,

I have a question related to this topic. We have something similar in place, but we are struggling as the 301 redirect from http to https sometime kills the gclid parameter that AdWords uses to track clicks coming search or display campaigns.

Have you heard about this before? Do you any practical solution to this?

Cheers,

Kilgray Translation Technologies

Hi,

We are planning on having our website localized into more languages. We already have an English and German version. The German version is currently a sub-domain:

www.example.com --> English version

de.example.com --> German version

Is this recommended? Or is it always better to have URLs with language prefixes such a:

www.example.com/de

www.example.com/es

Which is a better practice in terms of SEO?

Hello,

This is a simple question regarding how URLs should be managed for proper results with the hreflang tags.

Right now, we have a website in English and German. The hreflang tag is working properly. This is how we currently have it:

• https://www.memoq.com/
• https://de.memoq.com/

But we will soon change the way we localize our web, moving out of the sub-domain structure. There is this possibility of localizing the URLs path, but I was wondering if the hreflang tag would work in such case.

The new structure would look something like:

• https://www.memoq.com/why-memoq
• https://www.memoq.com/de/warum-memoQ

So my question is: If we localize the keyword in the path of the URL, will the tag still work? Or do they need to be in the same language than the English version.

Thanks!