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Hi Barame - Did Mark answer your question?
Cheers,
Christy

Hi Andrew,

You are looking for a complete content management system (CMS) based on .NET, correct? That is, you currently have a site written in .NET, with no CMS. Please confirm.

Thanks!

Christy

I would also encourage you to keep visually impaired users in mind, as alt-img tags (and contextual text) are how they determine what an image is. The screen reader skips over blank alt-img tags, and reads all others out loud.

Hi Miguel, you've received some great responses here! Has your question been answered?

Hi Stephen - Did Miriam or echo1 answer your question? Were you able to find a solution?

Hi there! Here's an article about solving keyword cannibalization issues (targeting multiple pages for the same keywords) that I thought you might find helpful. It's quite old, yet relevant to your situation - http://www.searchenginejournal.com/keyword-cannibalization-and-how-to-handle-it/8084/.

I also highly recommend reading Moz's Beginners Guide to SEO. Chapter Five is all about keyword research. Let us know how things go!

What are you seeing now, Dana?

Hi Flo - Were you able to resolve this issue?

Hi Priya! Has your social share count rebounded?

It's also very important to accurately describe the image in an alt-image tags to give visually impaired users with screen readers a good user experience. Screen readers literally read what is inside the alt-img tags so that users know what the images that they cannot see (or see clearly)  are about.

Here is the link to the list of inbound marketing companies recommended by Moz: http://www.seomoz.org/article/recommended

Hi Carolina, has your question been answered?

Unlike the title tag, including keywords in your H1 will not improve your rankings in the SERPs any more than placing keyword anywhere high up in the code will. That said, including a keyword in your H1 is great for usability, which can increase conversions. When a user clicks on a search result (which includes keywords in the title tag), it is reassuring to click-through to a page with the same keywords prominently displayed.

Marking up your HTML with header tags is also very important for communicating the organization of your page to screen readers, which are used by the vision-impaired to browse the web.

Hi there, has your question been answered?

Hi Inga, has your question been answered?

Hi Andrew - You've received some great responses! Have any of them answered your question? As Dan mentioned, you can mark more than one response as a good answer

Hi Cary - You've received some fantastic support from the Moz Community! Has your issue been resolved?

Hi Nick, you've received some good answers. Did they answer your question?

Hi Luke, has your question been resolved?

Hi Patrick - Did James answer your question?