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Thanks, yes I had read this article but can't find any websites using this technique. Has it been adopted as an industry standard, or is there another option?

Is delivering scaled images using srcset a good idea?

Thinking of delivering one image size to Mobile and another to Desktop. How can I do this for all browsers?

Thanks Mike

My Moz spam score is 7%, I think this is due to loads of spam links from a website theglobe.net/the_worlds_most_visited_web_pages_262/ which appeared in the last month.

It is a paid inclusion site so not sure how my website got included with a link 654306.freedomltd.com. I have contacted them to be removed but not heard anything yet.

The link is showing 768 times from different versions of the same site. Is there anything else I should do?

To preserve link juice should I "nofollow" links to about us and contact us pages that appear at the top of our navigation?

I read this article - but I am not familiar with the authenticity:

http://www.eminentseo.com/blog/navigation-menu-optimization-best-practices/

Thanks

Mike

Thanks yes - it was a 301 redirect not set up correctly. Regards Mike

when choosing Indoor Go Karting or Goofy Games on webpage

https://www.freedomltd.com/

The browser spins and delivers:
freedomltd.com:443/stag-weekends/day-ideas/

No other activities are affected.

Will this problem resolve itself or do I need to do something?

Thanks Mike

thanks - yes page speed has declined and I'll look into this
First Byte Time (back-end processing): 79/100
Leverage browser caching of static assets: 75/100
Both of these were over 90% before the inclusion of Live Chat.

For the last week we have hosted Live Chat on www.freedomltd.com desktop and tablet.

The latest MOZ ranking reports shows 4 increase, 86 decrease and 170 unchanged keywords.

Could Live Chat have anything to do with this?

It would be about 8000 x 301 redirects because we have hundreds of activities and locations. They are all affected.

The non-existant page m.freedomltd.com/hen-nights/party-locations/london//cocktail-training/ is firing the page m.freedomltd.com/hen-nights/party-locations/london/ and so giving a 200. You will notice the // is missing the folder activities.

It does not return a 404 error.

My developer has responded as follows "Nothing you can do, as I’m not sure I can do anything about that either without a serious relook at the rewrite rules."

How can I get Google to de-index the wrong page and re-index as:
m.freedomltd.com/hen-nights/party-locations/london/activities/cocktail-training/

My Moz spam score is 7%, I think this is due to loads of spam links from a website theglobe.net/the_worlds_most_visited_web_pages_262/ which appeared in the last month.

It is a paid inclusion site so not sure how my website got included with a link 654306.freedomltd.com. I have contacted them to be removed but not heard anything yet.

The link is showing 768 times from different versions of the same site. Is there anything else I should do?

Is delivering scaled images using srcset a good idea?

Thinking of delivering one image size to Mobile and another to Desktop. How can I do this for all browsers?

Thanks Mike

Thanks, yes I had read this article but can't find any websites using this technique. Has it been adopted as an industry standard, or is there another option?