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In my opinion, yes and no. Yes, because it gives proper ranking credit to the page that has the original content, but no, because it's not a redirect, so there is no equity being passed technically.

There's not a real direct way to answer it in my opinion, so it's kind of hard to have a definitive answer, because there is being credit passed, but not in the form of link equity.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

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For my vote, you should do this, especially if you're dealing with local markets, products specific to those regions, or deals/sales in those area. This is something you should test, see how they perform, and benchmark.

I would also look into the following:
International SEO (Moz)
The International SEO Checklist (Moz)

Both of the resources above will help you make sure you are targeting properly based on each site variation.

But, again, for my vote, yes, you should have local specific meta descriptions if possible, where necessary.

Hope this helps - good luck!

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I would look into ScreamingFrog - you can crawl 500 URIs for free, otherwise, if you have a license, you can crawl as many pages as you'd like.

Let me know if this helps! Good luck!

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Yes, you can try ScreamingFrog and also Moz Analytics will help with this as well.

Start there - hope it helps! Good luck!

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I would do it, especially if it's easy like you said. People are visual and you don't know how much it could potentially help users who need the visual validation that they are about to buy the right cartridge. With a sitemap, you're also able to add your own titles, descriptions, and it also helps Google find images that may potentially be reached through Javascript.

Again, if it's easy enough, do it - you covered another base and helped your chances of increased visibility. Here's more information for you.

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Definitely true - was just wondering your stance on that "general belief". I go back and forth in what I believe on that. I can see it going either way, especially from the idea of spamming, but my guess would be that somehow it depends on the site's history or layout.

But, again, who knows!

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Isn't there some patent or general belief that if there are multiple links to the same page on one page, that only the first link will get the value and the others will not be given any or the same amount of value?

I am trying remember when I read this so I can reference it but I am drawing a blank.

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I would run through this migration guide step by step as it is quite comprehensive and can definitely help in making this as seamless as possible.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

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No, it wouldn't be duplicate content as it's the same page, but it's not necessary as a user looking at cars probably isn't interested in financing until they find a car they like and see a price.

What I would do instead there is make sure that you have finance content on the listing pages. I wouldn't go too in-depth, but make sure that you let them know you have financing options available or experts they can talk to at the dealership if they have questions or concerns.

Now, don't link off of the listing because you want the users to stay there, but make sure you have a form that they can contact you with if they have interest in the car. You can even have a checkbox that says "I would like to know about financing options" or something along those lines, so when your client receives the form, they know this person wants to talk about financing.

Keep financing links under financing in the top navigation and give users/potential customers a little content and the option to chat more if interested on your listing pages.

Hope this helps! Good luck!