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Hi Karom, That's a tough one. The community here is most able to help with practical marketing questions. We do have a list of recommended companies that may help, but I can't guarantee they're in your area: https://moz.com/community/recommended

As others have said, there are a few ways to tackle this but all involve improving your schema so it adheres to the Facebook Open Graph standard (http://ogp.me/).  If your site is a Wordpress site (or other CMS), there are some simple ways to set this up.  Then, when you place a link to your site in the Facebook post, the correct image and information is pulled in automatically.  This can have a great impact on your professional appearance so it's recommended that you do take care of it. That said, let us know what kind of site you are working with and maybe we can offer some more specific directions.

The AdX network requires a significant amount of finessing to get it running smoothly. I know you make more money from DoubleClick but running Adsense allows you to stop spinning you wheels as frequently. It's a little less intensive to manage. With DoubleClick, you are going to need to do a lot more scheduling. Your settings may be restricting other advertisers from being able to appear on your site. I would play around more with the settings until you are serving more ads.

You will only be able to monetize them if you have ads enabled on your current channel and are targeting the channel with the real estate ads. However, this is not a good strategy. Real Estate may not share the same user base and then your video ads will not have been beneficial.

Hi there Yes, these content distribution opportunities are fine in the eyes of Google - Outbrain actually has pretty strict guidelines to use their service, so they do a good job of keeping spam out of their networks and features. Remember, most of these links go through 302 redirects or nofollow tags before actually getting to your content, and sometimes it's drawn from a widget, meaning the link does not appear in the source code of the page. While I have a hard time attaching any real SEO value to these types of opportunities, I do find brand awareness and engagement value in them, because users click through (create a good headline), read the content and potentially read my other content (if it's easy for them to find). If they enjoy it, they can keep track of more content I am putting out and so on so forth. Keep in mind, this is "ideal", but the reason you use services like this is to get momentum for your content and hope someone likes it enough to share and build brand equity. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Umar's comment is very helpful. What they say in the Disqus FAQ, is that page owners can synchronize comments with their website and store them locally on the page. Thus they are crawled by Google and benefit both page owner and the guest. It means there is a high chance that your comments are indexed and beneficial.

Hi Karom Everything you need to know is in the Google Webmaster Tools Sitemap guide and Change Googlebot crawl rate. You can also learn about frequencies and modification information in the Build a sitemap guide as well. Here are some sitemap generators to help maintain and recrawl your sitemap so it's upto date. Hope this all helps - good luck!