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Our aim is to send a user from https://abc.com/en/us to** https://abc..com/en/uk/ **if they came to our US English site from the UK

So we came across this document - https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2014/05/creating-right-homepage-for-your.html

We are planning to follow this in our international website based on the article by google :

automatically serve the appropriate HTML content to your users depending on their location and language settings. You will either do that by using server-side 302 redirects or by dynamically serving the right HTML content.

Will there be any ranking issues/ penalty issue because of following this or because of 302 redirects ?

**Another article - **https://www.seroundtable.com/google-geolocation-redirects-are-okay-26933.html

We have proper markup schema installed in webpage (validated using data structure tool by google) but moz tool bar says "Schema.org not found on this page."

What should be the problem ?

Do you think adding subdomain url to to markup schema for sub domain portal is right ? will the markup schema testing tool will show any error ?

Can we have organization markup schema for subdomain ?

For example if my main domain is xyz.com and subdomain is sub.xyz.com

If i plan to have organization markup schema for subdomain how should it look like ? Should the markup schema must have main domain url or sub domain url in markup schema ?

Should it be like this ?

is there any markup schema which helps ranking web page in google answer box ?

Is there any specific method to generate keyword idea from thousands and thousands of user comments ? For example the user sends the feed back which will be more than 2 or 3 sentences. Is there any specific method to generate keyword ideas and group it ? Any tool available or any excel sheets ?

I am trying to get more keyword ideas for one of my project. For example the seed keyword is computer virus and the results which i get is keywords related to  the phrase computer virus such as virus in computer , virus threats but actually i am trying to get search details on actual threat names or types of viruses and i expect output such as malware, trojan etc.. ( Currently using ad words keyword planner to fetch keyword data ) Is there any way to achieve this ? Even if i  use "types of computer viruses" as seed keyword i am not getting the types of viruses people searching for instead i get keywords ideas such as computer viruses, computer threats etc... ? Can somebody suggest a solution ?

try google search console keywords - copy the keywords from search console and feed it into google adwords - keyword planner to get more ideas.

1. Is there any way to fetch all historical search query data from Google Search Console ? Google allows us to view only 90 days report at the maximum.

2. Does integrating google search console with google analytics tool solve this problem ?

Hi i am in process of optimizing the youtube channels and i like to know which is the best tool for YouTube keyword research which can show search queries and other data something like google keyword planner.

Dear Moz Friends,
We are trying to calculate SEO ROI for our customer support website driven by Self-Help documents, Support Videos, and path to contact our Live Support. We would like to collect your valuable thought/inputs on how to better calculate support website SEO ROI.
A typical customer journey scenario:

1. Customer searches for a solution to a problem with our product in Google/Yahoo/MSN

2. Customer then clicks our link in the SERPs that addresses his/her current problem

3. Customer lands on the link, reads the fix/solution and does one of the five below-mentioned actions

• a) Customer resolves the problem and clicks the ‘Yes’ button to notify us is he is satisfied. Eventually, the customer leaves our support website.
• b) Leaves the website as a result of resolving the problem without clicking the Yes or No button.
• c) Customer does not resolve the problem and clicks the ‘No’ button to notify us that the problem persists even after he/she tried to fix the problem using the support/help document. Then customer might contact us using the contact button (when takes them to Live-help options page).
• d) Customer clicks the ‘Contact Us’ button to contact our live support agent either via chat or phone, who will help resolve the issue.
• e) Searches using the Internal Search, if the link doesn’t seem to solve his/her problem and can hop onto other support documents.

Note: The website is purely for support. We currently do not cross-sell, or up-sell, or do any marketing activity like conversion, etc.

Please share your thoughts and help us figure out the ROI formula for our efforts. Let me know if any questions.

Thanks,
Norton Support SEO team.

Hello Folks,

We are having a SEO situation here, and hope your support will help us figure out that.

Let's say there are two different domains www.subdomian.domianA.com and www.domainB.com.

• subdomain.domainA is what we want to promote and drive SEO traffic.
• But all our content lies in domainB.

So one of the thoughts we had is to duplicate the domainB's content on subdomian.domainA and have a canonical URL redirect implemented.

Questions:

1. Will subdomain.domainA.com get indexed in search engines for the content in domainB by canonical redirect? Do we get the SEO benefits?
2. So is there any other better way to attain this objective?

Thanks in advance.

Hello All,

It will be helpful if anyone can list the benefits of linking the company logo (on every page of the website) to the home page, and how important it is in terms of internal linking / SEO factors.

Thank you.