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Hi,
I'm looking for more documentation on how you can implemented the functionality when a mobile user visitis a website and in the top of the website appears the "app download" function?
For example as on m.zalando.nl when being visited from an iphone.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.
Did you found some examples of website which implemented hreflang on paginated pages?

About the rel=canonical. Thanks for mentioning this. We are serving the same language (NL), but different content. So we haven't set the rel= canonical. Only a self refering canonical.

Hi,

I can not seem to find good documentation about the use of hreflang and paginated page when using rel=next , rel=prev
Does any know where to find decent documentatio?, I could only find documentation about pagination and hreflang when using canonicals on the paginated page.

I have doubts on what is the best option:

The way tripadvisor does it:
http://www.tripadvisor.nl/Hotels-g187139-oa390-Corsica-Hotels.html
Each paginated page is referring to it's hreflang paginated page, for example:

So should the hreflang refer to the pagined specific page or should it refer to the "1st" page? in this case:
http://www.tripadvisor.nl/Hotels-g187139-Corsica-Hotels.html

Looking foward to your suggestions.

Most websites (for example) Zalando intern link there other CC tld domains to the root.

For example: On http://www.zalando.nl/damesschoenen-pumps/ the links in the footer go to the other CC tld's:  http://www.zalando.es , zalando.co.uk etc.

Does anyone have experience with the fact if you would interlink to the relevant page on the other CC tld;s.
For example: http://www.zalando.nl/damesschoenen-pumps/ links to  http://www.zalando.co.uk/womens-shoes-heels/ in stead of linking to the homepage ?
In theory this would give more relevance intern linking.

Looking forward to hear if anyone tried or experienced this and what the results where?

Hi Robert,

Thank you for your answer. I was already thinking in this direction but needed some reassurance. I'm currently tackling some of our internal linking issues, this being one of them. Basically we are throwing away pagerank with 4 link to the same page.

Say you have a page and it has 4 outgoing links to the same internal page. In the original Pagerank algo if these links were links to an page outside your own domain, this would mean that the linkjuice this page is able to pass would be devided by 4.

The thing is i'm not sure if this is also the case when the outgoing link, is linking to a page on your own domain. I would say that outgoing links (whatever the destination) will use some of your link juice, so it would be better to have 1 outgoing link instead of 4 to the same destination, the  the destination will profit more form that link.

What are you're thoughts?