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Could it hurt SEO to remove a WordPress plugin that lists all categories using a <select> dropdown?
I'm redesigning WP Site and there's a plugin listing all categories in select box. The option code looks like this:
<option class="level-0" value="2926">AAA</option>
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How to avoid Search Engines to think very similar forms with different parameter value are the same content
Let's say there's a site with products. Each page product links to a page with a form to ask for more information. Let's say that URL is like:
https://example.com/product-inquiry?product=XXX
XXX is ...
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Form reuse and duplicate content
We have many sites all on separate domains but all share some common components. One component is a "Search Box" at the top of each home page that allows you to search for holidays.
The search box is ...
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Avoiding whitespace next to form UX vs SEO - how to compromise
The problem:
On desktop view form inputs (with labels) take less that half of width of the website and we gets big whitespace next to form which is bad for websites SEO. In the other hand forms ...
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Higher speed website caused adsense RPM to go zero. why?
I modified my website slightly so that links pointing to an item submission of some sorts (such as the "add item to shopping cart" link) are now submit buttons. For example:
I converted:
<a href="...
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Are search-based sites bad for SEO, and should I link to all posts instead?
I would like to pitch a scenario. The front page of my site is a search box and a button which links to a post form. I allow users to post content on the post form which is then searchable from the ...
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Do Search Engine Spider's submit POST forms?
If I have content behind a POST form (a select box, in my case) will Googlebot, or other Search Engine Spiders be able to crawl the content behind that form?
For example, if I were to have 4 ...
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we choose to use tables to layout web forms: (how) can we make them valid/accessible?
we are building a site with dozens of very complex forms and we decided that the best solution for us is to make them using <table>
but we are worried about accessibility and standards.
what i ...
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Is content in option tags indexed?
Is data inside an <option> tag indexed?
For example, would the following option tag allow "Volvo", "Saab", "Opel" and "Audi" to be indexed by a crawler?
<select>
<option value="...
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Hidden form and SEO
I'm using hidden forms, to collects some statistics.
Will it have any penalty from search engines ?
Update 1:
I'm collecting some statistics, based on user interaction with my website. For example, ...
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SEO: disallowing Google from indexing forms?
From a SEO point of view, would you exclude forms from being indexed/crawled by Google or not?
I mean my forms hardly ever contains keyword/keyphrases.
So I'm wondering what's the point of letting ...
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