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My Moz Analytics report shows a 404 error on a page which I think should not exist at all.  The URL is http://henryplumbingco.com/portfolio-item/butler-elementary/feed/.  When I checked webmaster tools, it looks like there are a number of random /feed urls throwing 404 errors.

I am using WordPress and the Enfold theme.

Anyone know how to get rid of these errors?

Thanks,

My client has a website here: http://www.savannahchiropractic.com/

The site ranked really well for searches for the term "savannah chiroprtactor".

Sometime last week (April 21 mobilegeddon?) the site slipped in rankings, but reappeared under the domain name: "www.whitemarshchiropractic.com"

Both URLs go to the exact same site.  and I don't even think that the whitemarshchripractic.com site is a redirect.  I'm not sure how it's setup, but it's definitely not a duplicate site.  The ranking is still lower than the savannahchiropractic.com site, but now appears.

Anyone have any insights on this?

Hi John,

You answered a question about retargeting about 3 years ago.  I'd love to hear an updated.  Do you still recommend AdWords for Retargeting?  Did you ever try AdRoll?  Perfect Audience?

Thanks,

Adam

Of course H tags are key signals for relevance in search.  Does an h2 tag send a significantly "louder" signal than an h4 tag?

Rebuilding a site that currently has good rankings.  The original site was build in Joomla. I am doing the rebuild on WordPress.  The old site is at the domain www.savannah-dentist.com, but clicking on any link generates a url with a subfolder; i.e. the website is at www.savannah-dentist.com, click on the logo and you will go to www.savannah-dentist.com/rosenthal/, the "meet the doctors" link goes to "www.savannah-dentist.com/rosenthal/meet-the-doctors"

When I rebuild the site, do I have to retain that url structure?

If I get rid of the folder and make everything simply like www.savannah-dentist.com/meet-the-doctors, will I be jeopardizing our rankings?

Thanks!

-Adam

Press release services like prweb.com and emailwire.com seem to work, but are they a good idea?

Thanks everyone!

I really appreciate all of the feedback.

I do SEO and webstuff (obviously, that's why I'm here).  I want to write a blog post congratulating my client for getting to #1 in the local listings for a search for "plumber".  When I include my link to my client's site, should it be rel=no follow?  Could they be penalized if I don't?

Thanks,
Adam

Awesome.  Thanks so much Wesley.

Thanks Wesley.

Would you please expound a bit more on the right way to do an authorship tag and where to link it?  I'm not sure I understood from your comment.

All the best
Adam

Hey All,

Thanks for all the responses, but I'm still left a little curious.  I'd like to make a blog to help home owners learn how to take better care of their homes.  I think this is a service that is needed in the world.  However, I still need to eat.  So I can't really afford to do it for nothing.  I'd also like to help my friends and clients who I think have good advice to offer home owners.  How can I do this in a way where we all can benefit from this service?

I get it that I can't have them post articles with follow links to their websites.  How about authorship?  If they are the author of an article on this site, will the article come up with an authorship credential?

Can they write an article and include no-follow links, but have an ad somewhere on the sidebar, also with (rel=no-follow links of course)?

I am a part of a business networking group that has lots of members who services home owners (a/c repair, plumber, home inspector, etc.).  I am thinking of starting a blog to help home owners be better informed how to care for their homes.  I would like to ask for sponsorship from the people in my group.  I would also like to invite them to post on the blog as a way to improve their SEO.  Would posting on this kind of blog hurt, help or not affect their SEO?  Would this violate Google's policy of selling links that pass page rank as described here: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66356?hl=en.

Have been very disappointed with Bluehost.  LOTS of downtime in the last 6 months.

Couple of follow up questions:

1. Is I have really great/useful content is it really better to post it on someone else's site with links to my own, or to just post it try to get people to share it?

2. What about middle of the road content? For example, a client who is a plumber might want to post on area sites about how to keep your pipes from freezing over the winter.  Useful info, but the only reason to put it on someone else's site is to get the backlink.  Is that a bad idea?

Now that Matt Cutts seems to have sounded the death knoll for guest blogging for SEO, what are some good alternatives?