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Sorry I meant to say crawled daily or at least every few days as the content on those pages are updated regularly. The folder in question is /coupons which isn't included in the robots.txt that I know of unless I made some type of mistake and cause it to be not indexed. The page is being crawled but for some reason isn't ranking and for awhile wasn't even showing up when I typed my domain name plus the keywords into Google.  There are numerous page that used to rank but now they don't but the page that was probably most drastic was this one.Thanks.

Admin note: answered in http://www.seomoz.org/q/google-one-button-help-needed-3

So, i can  +1 to different pages multiple times, using different Google account. Have i understood correctly ?

Austin, Google will delete listings and "sandbox" you if you break their Google places rules and regulations. From looking at your listing, I can only pin-point a couple of things that Google may not like. First, in you categories you have "Palm Harbor Weight Loss" - you should not have a city of state in any of your categories. Also, make sure that you only have one category per category slot. Make sure that your images are the right size, usually under 120 width will work. On your website, I would add the name of the company (Medi-Weightloss Clinics) just as it reads on Google Maps on top of your address on the top right in locations. I would embed the Google Map into the locations page. I also would add more categories, you currently only have three.  Hope this helps.

Not entirely sure how this system works, but i would think that if the express-lane content had search/content benefits then adding it as a folder would be a better option. As subdomains are treated as seperate websites, if the content can benefit your root/main domain, better off giving to kudos to that rather than to a standalone subdomain site.

I pulled out some metrics on a few http://www.garethjames.net/authority-directory-list/

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So I made the SSL cert badge from Starfield Tech a simple clickable .jpg rather than a 3rd party server (which included flash... WT?) call and it cut my page load speeds site wide by 1,000ms ... pretty awesome. Thank you guys for attempting to answer my admittedly poorly asked question.

Thanks Dan, I agree. Cheers.

Thanks,  guys. Finally I understand what it is all about

I would also add the importance of no-followed links. Based of what I've seen around a percentage between 2% and 10% of no followed links makes your website "natural". Moreover, I'd mention the importance of the proportion of internal and external links. Again, based on my experience (not official and tested data) a natural proportion would be around: 7%-25% external and rest internal. We could make an important distinction: are we talking about "root domain", "sub-domain" or "page level"? The proportion of the link ingredients is different for each of them...

I have not come across any "enterprise" commenting system either, that surprises me because it should exist. I am looking for a system that caters for really large websites. Disqus and Facebook are good but from a SEO perspective they have no value.