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Hi Guys,

Besides OSE & screaming frog - are there any tools which can check internal links to a page?

I know ahrefs, majestic cannot.

Cheers.

Hi Guys,

Is there any benefit (purely for SEO - link building) to getting more than one link from a domain if you already have 1?

From my understanding, even if you had 100 links from a domain, that really counts as 1 for link authority. So from this, i don't see much point in getting more then 1 link.

Is this a right assumption?

Cheers.

Hi I was wondering if anyone knows what these are called? See attached screenshot.

Basically, it looks like Google is pulling the primary category and then sub categories from the site and adding them to the SERP listing.

Are there any benefits to this besides possibly higher CTR?

Cheers.

wn3ybMMOQFW98fNQkxtJkA.png

Hi ViviaCa1,

I don't believe you need to verify the http version first before https, are you 100% sure about this?

Hi guys,

If you make changes to a page e.g. add more content or something is it good practice to get google to fetch that page again in search console?

My assumption is this way, Google can review the updated page quicker, resulting in faster changes in the SERPs for that page.

Thoughts?

Cheers.

Hi i have ecommerce store and currently we are looking to build links to category pages like: http://www.theiconic.com.au/womens-clothing-dresses-party-dresses/

What are some natural ways to build links to a page like this?

Our SEO agency has done guest posting and forums but these are not natural link building methods and against Google policy.

Any suggestions on how to build natural links to these pages?

Cheers.

Hi we have a site in the mens fashion space who have long product urls which look like this:

https://www.domain.com/catalog/product/view/id/13700/s/the-mate-tee-grey-marle-upm618g/category/120/

The site is on Magento. Are there any serious SEO negatives of having such a long product url and including irrelevant information in the url like product/view/id/13700/s/ & /category/120/ in the URL.

Or are the benefits of changing them to more URL friendly product urls like:

https://www.domain.com/the-mate-tee-grey-marle-upm/

Minimal?

Cheers.

Hi Guys,

I want to get search volumes for "carpet cleaning" for certain areas in Sydney, Australia.

I'm using this process:

• Choose to ‘Search for new keyword and ad group ideas’.
• Enter the main keywords regarding your product / service
• Remove any default country targeting
• Specify your chosen location (s) by targeting specific cities / regions
• Click to ‘Get ideas’

The problem is none of the areas, even popular ones (like north sydney, surry hills, newtown, manly) are appearing and Google keyword tool, no matches.

Is there any other tools or sources of data i can use to get accurate search volumes for these areas?

Any recommendations would be very much appreciated.

Cheers

Hi Guys,

One of our clients is building individual sites for each store they have, which in total would be 70 different websites on one server (they used the word instance).

I was wondering if there could be negative issues with this for SEO purposes?

Cheers,

Mike

Hi Guys,

If you type the keyword "car seat covers" on Google Australia.

You will see one site screenshot below:

https://image.prntscr.com/image/lgfcK6DmSSGRo3Jx06yWag.png

With double listing and then a site below that with another double listing see:

https://image.prntscr.com/image/4yJfPzRjR5mPaQb4rr9l-Q.png

Does anyone know why Google is giving both of these double listings, is it something to do with their internal linking?

Cheers.

Hi i have ecommerce store and currently we are looking to build links to category pages like: http://www.theiconic.com.au/womens-clothing-dresses-party-dresses/

What are some natural ways to build links to a page like this?

Our SEO agency has done guest posting and forums but these are not natural link building methods and against Google policy.

Any suggestions on how to build natural links to these pages?

Cheers.

Hi I was wondering if anyone knows what these are called? See attached screenshot.

Basically, it looks like Google is pulling the primary category and then sub categories from the site and adding them to the SERP listing.

Are there any benefits to this besides possibly higher CTR?

Cheers.

wn3ybMMOQFW98fNQkxtJkA.png