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I got it!

I think you are totally right

Thanks a lot.

Hi Everett,

Yes it seems that this is the way.

Thanks a lot.

Yes it is.

Well, it's both a magento site with a wordpress blog.

Thank you very much

Hi,

I've just added a couple of screenshots more to illustrate that I've already checked this information you are telling me.

But the test tool keeps telling me: All OK

Thanks

Hi,

I'll check it ASAP.

I added the attachment on my original message.

Thanks in advance,

Hi,

I'm working on a blog which Search Console account advises me about a big bunch of errors on its structured data:

• Structured data - graphics
• Structured data - hentry list
• Structured data - detail

But I get to https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/ and it tells me "all is ok":

Structured data - test

Any clue?

Thanks in advance,

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Hi,

There's a friend of mine who asked me with some weird results on her sites' Google Analytics reports (http://esther-roche.es).

I've searched the GA code and its GA account config and I've no clue about where this esther-roche.es is to remove it.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance,

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Hi, thank you all for your answers...

I finally implemented a setTimeout code (as in https://moz.com/blog/adjusted-bounce-rate) but suggested my client to later implement browsing event (as in http://cutroni.com/blog/2014/02/12/advanced-content-tracking-with-universal-analytics/).

Now the question is: may I have both Bounce rates counting? I mean, on different profiles of the same Google Analytics account?

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I want to change the way Google Analytics measures my bounce rate: after 20 seconds timeout instead of next page criteria.

I know that I may do it adding some content like:

setTimeout(“_gaq.push([‘_trackEvent’, ‘NoBounce’, ’20 seconds’])”,20000);

But I wonder if there is some way to do it via Google Analytics configuration.

Thanks in advance,

ok, just one detail: these domains are for a multilang site.

I mean, both have quite the same content: one in spanish and the other un portuguese.

Thanks a lot.

Hi,

I thought that I just could link one sitemap from my site's robots.txt but... I may be wrong.

So, I need to confirm if this kind of implementation is right or wrong:

robots.txt for Magento Community and Enterprise

...
Sitemap: http://www.mysite.es/media/sitemap/es.xml
Sitemap: http://www.mysite.pt/media/sitemap/pt.xml

Thanks in advance,

Hi,

I know that linking your sitemap from your robots.txt file is a good practice. Ok, but... may I just send my sitemap to search console and forget about adding ti to my robots.txt?

That's my situation:

1. 1 multilang platform which means...
2. ... 2 set of pages. One for each lang, of course
3. But my CMS (magento) only allows me to have 1 robots.txt file

So, again: may I have a robots.txt file woth no sitemap AND not suffering any potential SEO loss?

Thanks in advance,

Juan Vicente Mañanas Abad