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When Google has indexed and cached unexpected foreign language pages from your site, it is almost always a sign that your site has been hacked. Somebody hacked into your server and and created foreign language content on your domain.
The hackers may prevent you from seeing the hacked content, while showing it to Google. This makes it harder for you to ...
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It is not a good idea to let Googlebot crawl URLs that can be constructed with combinations of parameters. When you allow your categories to be filtered, my advice is to only allow Googlebot to crawl pages with a single filter applied, even if you allow users to view multiple filters at the same time.
To implement this, you need to change your URLs:
/...
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Have you looked at limiting Google's bot threshold?
Per Google,
If Google is making too many requests per second to your site and
slowing down your server, you can limit how fast Google crawls your
site.
The one caveat is you cannot limit to a specific folder/directory. Per Google:
You cannot change the crawl rate for sites that are not at the ...
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You can set the lang attribute in your <html> tag if you want to. The w3c recommends setting it.
If you do set it, you the value should just be en, not en_US. It is a language identifier, not a locale identifier. It should only specify the language, and not the language and country.
However, setting the lang doesn't actually do anything. That ...
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Why should he do so?
It is a normal behaviour, so there woud be no penalty.
If you want to improve your other website link profile, try these:
get links from domains hosted on IP addresses other it’s own (host them on separate servers if possible)
get links from a textual context
do not link just to homepage
choose a good link text
try link text relevant ...
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This is the code you need
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^https?://(www\.)?your-domain.com/.*$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^https?://(www\.)?google\..+$ [NC]
RewriteRule \.(gif|jpg|jpeg|png)$ https://your-domain.com/hotlink.jpg [R,L]
This code loads hotlink.jpg for sites hotlinking your images, Except ...
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With Google Search Console you want to either verify a property at the domain level, which means all url prefix variants like www and http/https are included, or verify all url prefix variants separately.
Serving content on different url prefixes is not advised, pick one and have all the others redirect to it.
With Google Analytics url prefix does not ...
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Peter, first it's important to remember what John has already said. It's your content that ranks, not your domain name per se.
That said, it looks as though your newly acquired domain has quite a few backlinks (moz.com) and ranks for several key words. Assuming your own site has similar content and you want it to rank for the same key words, I would ...
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