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If you have few PR websites and the quality of PR websites is great then i would suggest oyu to go with unique content or alteast re write it completly and this will help you with links you are getting from the PR sites! Similar content will give indication to Google that multiple websites have same content with the link pointing to the same website and this might kill the juice of it flowing from PR websites to your website....

Thank you very much. Yes, the first we have on mind is the user experience. So I think the best is integrate it within our actual domain an design. That was our first option, but we didn´t know if that could be better or worse in SEO terms... Thanks again to both! Best Regards!

Actually I want to Use Google Adsense Revenue from this Site...For this i stand this website

Greetings Mark, I have read on several different articles that a multi-step process is something that is liked by visitors. http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/2009/05/28/12-tips-for-designing-an-excellent-checkout-process/ In the above article it talks about a multi-step checkout process (#7) which is navigated by several different pages. It explains that visitors going through a multi-step process provides control for someone surfing the web which is helpful to keep visitors happy. So all-in-all it seems doing this helps make visitors happy and in control which should in theory push visitors to keep clicking until they get to the end of the road. Which if so, would be good for SEO.

I think that Keri is talking about nice advertorial that gets loaded with a ton of spammy links. It's not about the quality of the content.  It's what people are trying to use it for.  (Getting your site to vote for their site in ways that Google doesn't approve.)

''How many word'' to included in the content. As few as possible if you want to be cheap and don't care about success. As many as it takes to do a good job at explaining the subject matter if you want to have a chance at success.

Thanks so much for your feedback and insight. What I was thinking was that we would pull it in as being all about mums and their chosen topic. So not that different than About.com or wordpress.com where everyone blogs/talks on the same platform but all separately but I pull in the most commented/popular topics on the home page like a 'what's hot' sort of feature. Perhaps have a directory on all the different topics but everyone markets their own separate blog. So my options are: set up people with their own domain or have mumbloggers.com/blog1 (not calling it mumbloggers but using it as an example!) So really focusing on mums with a passion and interlinking them all if appropriate. If there is not much benefit from having it all on the same domain then I guess separate will be the way to go but am picking up that if I can get the above 'shared' domain to work then it would be far more powerful? Does that make more sense? Thanks so much

No worries! It's a question that often comes up. I found I was answering it by typing out long answers each time so I wrote the Moz post specifically for this type of question.    It's good to have as a reference and it's understandable that you may not have found it. Glad to help!

Many Thanks Irving. Do you have a couple of example of e-commerce that use that with microformatting? Just to understand what are the best practices in doing that.

Hi Tim, We recommend Wordpress for all non ecomm sites and Joomla/Magento for the ecomm ones. Wordpress with all their plugins is very SEO friendly as well as a user friendly interface in the backend . We tried it for e-comm sites as well however had a very bad experience when the client wanted to customize the e-comm solution on the wordpress platform. Cheers,

thanks chris! appreciate the advice!!!

Tyr this post too... How to add an image to google images

Thank you for the responses. I think I'm going to add value to the content and not worry so much about duplication. Thanks again!

Thanks EGOL This all makes sense.  It's nice to get a bit of a sanity check. I think I worry because in the SERPs we struggle against our competition, but once we get a browser conversion is good.  So I keep worrying about the SERPs.  But I know I need to just concentrate on writing good content and adding depth to the site, and that will hopefully give us the pay day we are looking for. Thanks Paul

Hi Robert I think the problem with your portfolio is that there is not enough unique content on the page that Google can read.  Let's look at these two examples: http://www.webworld.no/referanser/nordstrand-kiropraktorklinikk_14/#topp_ http://www.webworld.no/referanser/r%C3%B8d-eiendom_13/#topp_ Remember, Google doesn't "see" the images as we seem them, so for all intents and purposes it will be seeing these two pages as nearly identical, hence a potential duplicate content issue.  You can check how your page looks in Google's eyes with this SEO Browser. As for the webworld.no & www.webworld.no issue, what's basically happening is that both URLs are being indexed, therefore they are technically duplicates.  For homepages, I recommend 301 redirecting one of the URLs to the other.  Decide how you'd like your homepage to be seen and then redirect the old URL to the new one.  SEOMoz also provides this handy redirection guide. Hope this helps you.

they are in fact 3 of them

Well, while we're technically classified as "betting" by UK law, we're very much seen as a financial service provider by the public - and if Google's LSI and word association is anything to go by, we're nearer to trading than we are betting - so we've been able to avoid some of the pitfalls that some betting/gambling companies have when outreaching, for example.

hi thanks for that. could you show be a good example of a page layout, just looked on ehow and i could see was image ads. any help would be great