Well it doesn't seem correct to me, as the location for the english page is the original URL in there it should also have an origin. That URL should be in the <loc>tag.</loc>
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RE: <loc>tag empty in sitemap, is this ok?</loc>
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RE: Whatstuffwherebot user agent messing up Google Analytics
Hi Akira,
Have you enabled bot filtering as a setting in Google Analytics on a view level? If not, you could always add a filter on the property or account level to filter out the traffic if it has very common patterns as you're describing. Usually, I would just stay away, from filtering out this type of traffic though if you have large amounts of traffic as otherwise you might be doing more harm to your data long-term than helping it.
Martijn.
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RE: Most useful things to do without developer resources on SEO
Keyword density... really?
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RE: Contextual FAQ and FAQ Page, is this duplicate content?
I'd say no, duplicate content is usually copying thousand or hundreds of articles of quite some length to another page. But if you are just adding the same content that could help your visitors then don't worry to much about it. If it's good for your users, Google will usually also like it.
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RE: Stars (Votes) in SERPS
Hi Miranda,
Absolutely, the stars/ votes are part of the different rich snippets from Google. They got a couple of different snippet styles, which could be found here and here. If you would like to have the stars/ votes yourself you'll have to provide Google with the data by using, for example: Schema.org or hReview.
Hopefully this answers your question.
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RE: Do you suggest I use the Yoast or the Google XML sitemap for my blog?
Hi David,
It doesn't matter that much, but mostly from an efficiency perspective I would go for 1 plugin who handles all of it and probably even beter then having 2 plugins. There is no harm in removing the plugin you're currently using for generating sitemaps and switching over to Yoast.