There's no use in getting backlinks from different languages unless your site talks about languages, travelling, political issues in that particular country etc. The link has to look natural and Google has to make the judgement that it's valuable for your visitor. It also depends on your TLD (.com, .co.uk, .ru). If your visitors are mostly from Pakistan, there is usually no value in backlinks from Mexico for example. Moreover, you risk getting spammy links and thus hurting your rankings.

Hey Surendra,

I'd definitely recommend **xyz.blogspot.com **so that people can visually connect the third party blog with your brand.

Regarding the backlinks from those sites, it won't have much SEO value (compared to driving traffic through those links). Backlinks should be from topic related websites which blogging sites are obviously not. Therefore, focus mainly on your blog which will help you gain links naturally.

Hope it helps a bit. Cheers, Martin

Hey there,

Rather than taking care of indexing your back links, focus on creating high quality content with great potential to get links naturally.

Regarding the back links, the rule is quality over quantity. Especially now, when Google sees primarily the amount of domains and doesn't care about how many other back links are pointing from each of them.

Hope it helps. Cheers, Martin

Occurrence of a certain keyword in URL is not a strong ranking signal any more. So it wouldn't help much.

The long term solution is to set up a blog named after your brand (xyz.blogspot.com) and drive traffic from there to your website. However, mainly focus on the blog on your domain (xyz.com/blog) since the high quality content is one of the most crucial things for the rankings.

Feel free to shoot any other questions. Cheers, Martin

Hey,

the decision is rather subjective so the people's recommendations may differ...

However, I personally like the green one but I'd delete the color transitions as far as it's a bit outdated now. Also, if you plan to print business cards and posters, the colors may be inconsistent because of the transition.

Consider some kind of a less-detailed flat logo instead. Especially for the internet based service.

Cheers, Martin

Hey there,

Yes, the link juice still get passed on 301 redirects. Try to split the redirects in some time range so the new website doesn't have suddenly a lot of new back links. It could appear unnatural to Google.

I'm ready for any other questions. Cheers, Martin

Hey there,

Unicode characters are exactly like any other character in any other encoding. It won't hurt your ranking in any way.

However, make sure that it actually help you somehow. I guess that most people don't even know how to write the "degree" symbol. Maybe you can make some space in the title by replacing this character with a different keyword?

Cheers, Martin