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    advice Domain with traffic on keywords, link it to production or forward

    Usually google recommends 301 for domain move. Already both domains are live, and on top for search queries. At this point, its not better to apply 301 redirect.
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    Your Best SEO Practice for 2015

    Content will be the most important thing, just like now. Compelling content and social media signals together perform well. Google may increase the value of website speed & SSL factors.
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    pagination in SEO

    Well said. Proper pagination will improve user experience. Ux is directly linked to performance of your website in search results.
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    Google Google now warning owners if site not mobile-friendly

    Mobile is the future of Internet. No one can ignore the traffic from mobile devices. Without a mobile friendly website, we may lose potential customers. I have read the news few weeks back in search engine roundtable. Nice to see the same here.
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    Question about getting backlinks from comments

    Google can index no-follow links. Its always better to get no-follow links from high authority domains than getting do-follow links from junk sites.
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    Broken link building

    Thank you for explaining this. But how to find broken links?
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    Broken link building

    Someone please explain more about Broken link building.
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