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I know about code structure and how to write down in code! I have question with different manner. Can I add nofollow attribute for internal links. If yes so, How can I justify link whether I add nofollow attribute or not...

Not to speak for Casey, but both those comments are definitely linked together. If Google thinks your content is thin or too similar to other content, it's going to index what it deems worthy or interesting to searchers. Retail sites often have this problem due to the conundrum of "how much can you really write about a table lamp" and that category and product pages often have similar content. I'd focus on making your content on the pages more robust so Google seems it as awesome and indexs it.

It's sound interesting. I can go forward with Rel canonical...

No i dont think so, even if the thought they were duplicate, then they will pick one as the original. so one of them will rank. If you are still concerned use tha canonicall tag, rather them remove them from index

Thanks for your insightful answer. Can you give me your Twitter handler so, I can follow you...

It appears that Facebook Notes takes basic html code.  The catch is the images need to be on Facebook.  You can add images from the "add a photo" but it makes it hard to place them where you want on the page.  If you want to make better design on the note then open the image in a Facebook album you already created and copy the image location or url from the album.  Then using standard html code place the image link into the note ([image: URL]).

Hi again, There are a few really helpful posts you can take a look at that come from Duane Forrester. This one on the Bing Webmasters Blog is about developing great content. Duane also gives some great Bing specific information in these Whiteboard Fridays from March, June and October. Hope that helps, Sha

It's a warning, not an error. It means "hey, make sure that you really want this stuff blocked" not "you made a mistake". And yes, you really do want those annoying osCsid parameters blocked!

It's really good explanation. I am going to set redirect. But not 301 but, 302. Because, I want to drill down more on same subject and will find out alternative solution with my problem. I am not opposing you. I am picking parallel solution [~302 instead of 301] what you recommend. BTW: Thanks for your time on my question. I am still not mark it as answered. Let's see what happen in next response.

Sorry to answer a question with another question, why would you like your search results to get crawled or indexed? If I remember right back in 2007 Google put up filters for this due to the prominence of search results from the big shopping sites like amazon and bizrate serving up search pages and dominating the 1st page of queries like dvd players etc. The use of robots.txt to prevent crawling of search results pages or other auto-generated pages that don’t add much value for users coming from search engines is highly recommended. I would go with this unless you have a reason to serve these results. Hope this helps

I am quite late to add my reply on this question. Because, I was busy to fix issue regarding dynamic URLs. I have made following changes on my website. I have re-write all dynamic URLs and make it static one exclude session ID and internal search option. Because, I have restricted both version via Robots.txt. I have set canonical to near duplicate pages which Dr.Pete described in Duplicate content in post panda world. I want to give one live example to know more about it. Base URL: http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas Dynamic URLs: It was dynamic but, I have re-write to make it static one. But canonical tag to base URL is available on each near duplicate pages which are as follow. http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/limit-100 http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/lift-method-search-manual-lift http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/manufacturer-fiberbuilt-umbrellas-llc http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/price-2,100 http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/canopy-fabric-search-sunbrella http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/canopy-shape-search-hexagonal http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/canopy-size-search-7-ft-to-8-ft http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/color-search-blue http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/finish-search-black http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/p-2 http://www.vistastores.com/patio-umbrellas/shopby/dir-desc/order-position Now, I am looking forward towards Google crawling and How Google treat all canonical pages. I am quite excited to see changes in organic ranking with distribution of page rank in website. Thanks for your insightful reply.

Thanks for your prompt reply. I am going to follow which you have suggested and let you know status about it very soon.

The first thing you should take into consideration is that  The Find was one of the most penalized sites by Google's Panda update. I manage various eCommerce sites that were seeing a good amount of referral traffic from The Find. Then came Panda and we literally saw over a 98% drop in referral traffic from The Find. Recently we have experience a gradual increase but still way over 75% less traffic. As for optimizing your products I have two suggestions: 1. Remember to strategically place your most important keywords first in your product title. 2. Looks like The Find is now ALSO looking at Facebook likes and using that to determine search results.

Hi Daniel, I was thinking about it due to very less number of indexing. Thanks for your suggestion.

I wouldn't recommend spending money or much time on a directory inclusion/link placement for a page that is not in the primary index and has at least a PageRank of 1 (the page itself - not the domain) Thanks for your great list and sharing of experience. But, I have one question about above statement. Does it really matter? Recently, I saw following Webinar on SEOmoz. Future of link building Effective link building Both Webinar are excellent and get too many new things about link building. They recommend to do directory with specific manner and spending less time over there. They are focusing to do something real to gather natural links. What's something real in link building. I can 100% agree with quality and paid directory where we can add our website with certain budget management. In social culture, natural link environment... Does it rally matter to focus on directory? What you think about it? If you can give me more idea so it will help me more to understand about it. Thanks again for your answer.

Since .com domains are assumed to be targeting the United States by default, you don't need to do anything to target American searchers beyond having a site that is in English and is linked to from other English websites. There are a few reasons you'd ban visitors based on IP/location, but none of them have to do with improving rankings. These include: You have different a different site for international locales (you would want a 301 redirect, not an IP ban) You want to prevent forum/blog spam (Cloudflare would be a much better alternative than doing this manually) Legal reasons people from a specific location shouldn't be accessing your site or page - the only legitimate reason I can think of to ban large blocks of IPs

Even if you don’t want a page to rank, Page rank is ranking factor? I don't think so... I am not opposing you but in my category there are many websites which are performing well with low page rank. And, high page rank website is still at bottom. Have you any idea about it?

I got it.... I am going to implement as previous one. Thanks for your prompt reply.