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Great questions... If you feel the calls to action you are adding are relevant to the content and add value to the page, then there should not be any problem adding them in.  Do you currently have the sign-up forms in other locations on the page? This is definitely something you could easily test by making the change on 1-2 posts and not others, and seeing if there appears to be any negative impact.   Considering this would be "supplemental" content to the page, I would definitely make a point to try and give them a non-intrusive call to action. Cheers, Jake

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Hi there! Google Analytics would provide site traffic data, but to import listing data you would need to use Google My Business. If a Google My Business page is your verified source for your listing information, you would update that page to edit your NAP data. Moz Local should detect the change and update your listing dashboard within a week! For non-NAP updates, you can use the pencil-shaped 'Edit' button to the right of your listing. I hope that helps!

Hi, Can you provide a list of some of the long tail phrases you think you should rank better for? By helping you with a few specific examples, we can likely help you better understand what you should be doing across the board. Ira

Hi There, I would like to suggest some more links additional to what Tawnycase has recommended http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/foursquare  https://developer.foursquare.com/overview/samples https://www.schoolofhaskell.com/school/to-infinity-and-beyond/pick-of-the-week/foursquare-api-example http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-foursquare/ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24376594/searching-local-venues-with-foursquare-api https://developer.foursquare.com/overview/support I hope this helps your cause. Regards, Vijay

Hi, Your 'page 1' URLs should canonicalize to the root level of that page. And your rel=prev tag for page 2 should point to the root, but beyond that, it's standard implementation. Beyond that, the pagination markup for rel=prev/next is pretty simple.

Can you have newengland.theaterclub.com redirect to boston.theaterclub.com? Or at least no one else is going to use newengland.theaterclub? Those urls are long enough that no one is likely to be just typing them in, so that's probably not your biggest hurdle. And most people searching for theater tickets in New England will be looking more specifically [I live in New England] and Boston is likely your biggest target anyway. So, ideally your url should match your other naming, but in this context I wouldn't make changing it your first priority. [I mean the Foxborough Patriots are managing to get by using a more general name...]

It is highly unlikely that responsiveness would impact your search rankings at such a high percentage. Unfortunately, without knowing much more about your site it would be hard to look into it. Feel free to PM me more info and Id be happy to take a look.

Thanks for your feedback Beau and Jordan - very helpful Luke

Glad to help!

Useful reference links. Many thanks, Mike.

Ben, the link Alick has shared to Joy Hawkins' post should guide you based on your business model. If you still have questions after reading that, please let us know!

Hi Johannes, I've understood your question to be about how to treat a site which uses dynamic serving for mobile content. Is this correct? If your site keeps the same URLs for mobile and desktop versions, but serves different content based on user agent, then you will simply need to include a Vary-HTTP header. You can learn more about that here.

Hi GlobeCar! I found this Moz blog post that should provide some insight: https://moz.com/blog/301-redirection-rules-for-seo I hope this helps - let me know if I can be of anymore assistance. Thank you!