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You'll want to add a 301 redirect to your htaccess file redirecting non-www URLs to www. This will pass the link value to www, as well as prevent potential duplicate content issues. Here is the code to use: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.yourdomain.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://yourdomain.com/$1 [L,R=301]

Fetch as Google tool is not the same as the submit URL tool that I have mentioned. In the pages that are not indexed yet, there might be some accessibility issues. In such a case, you will be able to see the URLs in Issues and Warnings report from Webmaster. If your site is a WordPress site, you can install a plugin - BWP GXS. This plugin automatically sets the ping frequency for each section. It helps in getting the site indexed quickly. Another solution is to share your site's URL on social media platforms or update the site with fresh information daily. Once, Google bots identifies a site as a static site, it will take sometime to increase crawl and indexing frequency. So, make sure that you keep updating content on the site for next few days on a regular basis.

Hi Chandu, There's not much value in these for links. The primary value of video networks (assuming you mean networks like YouTube and Vimeo) is the ability to get your video in front of a wider network of people. You could make that argument that nofollow link diversity has some value, but it would be very low on my list of priorities.

Firstly welcome to the community David :), Very interesting video  - I hadn't seen this! Additions like this show why this community is so great! We are constantly helping each other expand our knowledge. I think you will agree that a 301 is still the answer to this question and the best method for moving domains and taking the value of your old domain with you in terms of the search engines and ranking...

If you're going to target a specific keyword, here's what I'd recommend (and I'll answer you specific questions at the end, but Dana's already done a good job with that). 1. Ask why. Why do you want to rank for that keyword? Are you sure it's going to do for you what you want it to - which I assume is bring sales? Is your page set up to convert and create sales from visits for this keyword? 2. Study the current search results for that keyword. What is Google returning for results right now? Looks like it's most shopping pages. They've obviously determined this is a transactional or "action search" - someone wants to do something (buy Indian bridal sarees). 3. Have _one _targeted page that's optimized for that keyword: Indian bridal sarees - you need a page with all the on-page elements that make it clearly "about" that topic. Although a little outdatted, check out Rand's "Perfecting On Page Optimization" - DON'T obsess over this. It's a traditional starting point. Use Moz's <a>on-page analysis tool</a> to see if you're page is targeting the keyword. Again, don't obsess, but if you score an F, you may want to improve things. Getting to your exact questions; I read many places about never use the same keywords/anchor text this will consider as spam by google You are most likely referring to the Penguin algorithm. Nowadays you should aim to have about 75% of your back link anchors to be branded and only 25% keywords. The stuff you have read is not talking about the percentage of keywords on the page, or even the percentage on internal keyword anchors. I think in general you are just mixing up back links and just general keywords on the website. if i have 10 articles so in 7 articles i have to give primary keyword and the rest of the 3 will be generic. Dana's right with this, I wouldn't pay attention to that at all. Just write your articles how you want to. Target keywords if you can, but don't obsess. I would honestly focus more on - what's everything you can do to get traffic to those articles without Google? That's a whole other topic, but I think that mindset would be valuable when thinking of how to go about writing, and getting traffic to, your article content. -Dan

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....

Hi Chandu, Webmasters will be your friend on this one. I would recommend heading to the landing page of your site under webmasters then selecting Configuration->URL Parameters The errors that are showing in your image have a number of parameters in them, try to determine which parameter is forcing the 404 and tell google what to do with it within the URL parameters section. Once complete, try to test your change, download and store your 404 issues, clear the errors in webmasters and then wait until the site is recrawled. Hope this helps. Dan

Hi SEO MOZ have a great explanation of what Anchor Text is http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/anchor-text They also have a great explanation for keywords http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo/keyword-research In short it is best to use your keywords within your anchor text rather than generic words such as click here. The search engines will see your keywords within your anchor text and will understand more about the areas your business is targeting. e.g using your example of black German shoes, if you had this phrase in your anchor text search engines would understand that you were a company selling shoes. Simply having 'click here' wouldn't tell the search engines anything about what your business was selling. Hope that helps.

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try to nofollwo your login link and block your loggedin pages in your robots, so you'll almost prevent google to reach those pages. If you're able you can also noinedx your content.

Thank you. I will tell to my developer regarding this issue and than see what they reply.

Chandu I think your question is too big for someone to answer. Books and books and pages and pages of articles have been written about how to do SEO for an eCommerce site so you cannot expect anyone to provide you with an answer here. Perhaps if you tried to be more specific someone could help you. Yes, you should definitely rewrite the content for each product instead of using the manufacturer's duplicate content. Here are some resources for you: http://www.seomoz.org/webinars/ecommerce-seo-fix-and-avoid-common-issues http://www.seomoz.org/blog/qa-from-ecommerce-seo-fix-and-avoid-common-issues-webinar http://www.seomoz.org/blog/building-deep-links-into-ecommerce-pages http://www.searchenginejournal.com/7-ecommerce-seo-tips-for-2013/57530/ Good luck!