And actual answer is "it depends". For example linking a "contact us" or "about us" is important. But on other side linking "Privacy Policy" or "Terms of Service" isn't somehow important. Except if you're in Germany, Austria, Switzerland where people are looking for Imprint pages.

One of easiest ways to fix this is to make links to be non-crawlable:
https://youtu.be/PFwUbgvpdaQ?t=600
because bot didn't click on web page.

I hope that this will helps you!

Peter

Can you explain your issue please?

Peter

Is code on .htaccess works?

It should be on top because that file is executed from top to bottom. And if some rule must be executed then execution flow can stop so next rows can't be executed.

Hello there!

In GA you tracks site by "code ID". So any site that have code will be tracked.

Few months ago i migrate site from XYZ.machine to XYZmachine.com without changing GA code. And GA still collecting data for sites without changing code at all.

Peter

Both issues are on ALL WordPress sites.

xmlrpc.php return 405 because it's work under HTTP POST but bot crawl under HTTP GET.
And error 405 mean switch from GET to POST. But bot can't do that.

admin-ajax.php return 400 because it's not designed for direct use. You must make call with some parameter and it will return some information.
But as name says - it's responsible for AJAX calls and it's not for direct use that's why it return 400 when it's called w/o parameters.

So - that issues are not related to your issue.
For example mine WP sites also return same error codes to the bot.

Peter

Yes - but there is one thing that you should know. Once you enable RegEx ALL your parameters in funnel should be regexed.

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1116091?hl=en#matchTypes

"Match Types: Begins with, Equals to, & Regular Expression
There are three diferent match types that define how Analytics identifies a URL for either a goal or a funnel. The match type that you select for your goal URL also applies to the URLs in the funnel, if you create one."

Nadav,

this could happen in restrictive robots.txt where there are some enabled parts and other parts disabled for indexing.

But you help you could you sent link to that file so we can give you best advise for your case?

There are many plugins for schema.org markup in WordPress directory. But this one:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/schema-creator/
is extremely useful.

As alternative - you can use JSON-LD and put it anywhere in HTML.

No. Because HTML text will be same and altered with JS.

And bots using HTML text for indexing and ranking.

TL;DR - NO.

There are few ways for translation and they're described there:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/182192?hl=en

You also must implement hreflang and link sites each other.

Tuff situation. Why? Browser didn't sent # and everything behind it to the server.

So if you trying to get url as http://www.example.com/#!my-super-duper-url
Browser will sent to the server request for http://www.example.com/ and server will process it. But full url that browser want is also included #! fragment. This mean that you can't make .htaccess redirect, nor some server side redirects for the moment.

So same hurt also all bot and crawlers (Including Moz Roger!). And there was solution:
https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/specification?hl=en
but later this solution was deprecated:
https://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.bg/2015/10/deprecating-our-ajax-crawling-scheme.html

And this make things complicated. For now they still support old solution so will be OK for bots. Probably for some users that comes from bookmarks, emails and/or other traffic sources can have hard times. Because will be redirected to "homepage". So maybe combination of both methods (JS redirector + your actual method) can save the day for humans and bots.

Yes, it's possible. I have example that on same host i host few sites that can rank on same keywords in SERP.

But you should watch for some spam sites on same IP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsSwqo16C8s
there is example 26k vs. 1.

Update:
So few sites can rank. But when you try to rank much more then you can trigger some algorithmic filter (i can't find hangout where this is explained) because ranking engine will start to demote you. Since you have time to invest in few sites you should focus on single site. It's like quantity vs quality debate.

I don't know what kind of Woo + WordPress + theme you use. But you can download everything into separate folder and use tool to find text in all files. You just need to look who is responsible for "schema.org/Offer" adding into HTML.

Here is shoot in the dark:
https://webdesires.co.uk/blog/add-schema-to-woocommerce-products/
you just need to reverse this change.

As i said - it's just guessing. Can be also in plugin somewhere.

Well - you can see on monday traffic from US, VA, Ashburn that spike in Monday.

Go in GA, site, Audience, Geo, Location, US, VA, Ashburn. Then add secondary dimension - Browser and later Browser version. And start looking for monday patterns. Once you see spike you need go back in your http web log and find full user agent.

For now there is one good news - if bot can be seen in GA then this mean that bot execute JS for sure. Because there are bots that can't execute JS but make "parasite" traffic. There are also bots that didn't visit your site but make "fake" visit only in GA too.

Here is example of Rich Snippet w/o offer (with price):

ACME
  Executive Anvil
 
  Sleeker than ACME's Classic Anvil, the
    Executive Anvil is perfect for the business traveler
    looking for something to drop from a height.

Product #: 925872
  4.4 stars, based on 89 reviews

As you can see this code can be validated and works OK. Now you need to go back in Woo and make "patch" to remove http://schema.org/Offer where is price located. OR temporary disable them.

The usual suspect is "Amazon Datacenter":
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/

Since this datacenter is hosting many bots (Even Roger - MOZ bot was there!) you must identify bot user agent and see why this happens. Most bots follow robots.txt protocol so you can disable them scanning your site.