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The above answers are spot on. Have one H1 per page, and that H1 should be unique and reflect the main heading/title. I just wanted to add this great article by Bill Slawski - he goes into really great depth about their best usage and importance: http://www.seobythesea.com/2012/01/heading-elements-and-the-folly-of-seo-expert-ranking-lists/

Thanks Travis!

You're right, it's working now. Thanks!

Thanks David, That Pinterest search is going to come in handy!

The site is very new (it didn't have any backlinks until 16th November) and your inbound anchor density is good. Personally I think its a bit of a dance. The site is new and each backlink is quite a change for google to rank you with. When the site is more established I think it will become more stable.

It will help if I know what is it about? Is there no way to find out if its something to do with the link profile or  onpage issues ? another this type in web browsers and google itself is on 3rd page.

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thanks very much , i got it

THis is what we call "reputation management" I would first make sure to build some social media accounts and get them to rank under you site.. ie. Your Site:www.yourbrand.com LinkedIn:www.LinkedIn.com/yourbrand Twitter:www.Twitter.com/yourbrand Google+:www.Google+.com/yourbrand Facebook:www.facebook.com/yourbrand These social media accounts would need to be active and used everyday posting relevant stuff and adding relevant people. There are many things you can do for reputation management, it can be challenging if the site you are up against has a strong site. Here are some useful references: http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/category/19

It was last crawled on the 4th of October & im pretty sure that it was live for a few hours on the 7th I think but how did Google even find the page because you can only get to it by clicking or typing the URL in directly, there aren't any links on the site that actually point to that page URL: http://www.ppilegalservices.co.uk/ppi-lenders/

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The main idea is to title your page based on what's actually on the page and then add SEO around it. Contact page - "Contact us for stairlifts in X | BizName" Gallery page - "Stairlifts in use - home elevators image gallery | BizName" Pricing page - "Prices for stairlifts in location | BizName" As long as you focus on the content of the actual page, writing unique titles shouldn't be too difficult.  If you had to have 2 galleries, make one "Stair lifts in use image gallery and photo examples | BizName"  You can vary your word choice, as Davinia said, or you can add page related materials.  Either will keep them unique. You said there are various kinds. "Buy Type A stairlifts | BizName" is not the same as "Purchase Type B stairlifts at Bizname"

I'd agree with Dana - you should build a site with great content (why wouldn't you?) but social bookmarking does have an effect, press releases still work in the post-penguin world. Just remember you're at the mercy of Google and all this could change with futures updates, so if it's ALL you're doing and you don't do any RCS you could be in trouble down the line.

Hi M8, Frankly - I wouldn't worry about that one! Newer saw Google's friendly url's being penalized for putting twice the same word in url's! As far I concern - if you will do everything correctly regarding your content - you will enjoy only benefits from your present url's structure! Good luck! Jungles

Robots.txt could be your friend here when trying to tackle duplicated content. If you Robots out folders you don't want to appear, although the page will still be there, Google wont be able to crawl it. Andy

Wow, That's Expensive, I was looking for a cheaper options, I think prweb gives you good result. they got 250,000 bloggers, journalists and consumers. There cost is about $80 which is bit expensive as we regularly  want  to send pr for various clients on monthly basis.

Thanks for your answer dey

I'm a newbie here, but i did notice that at least one of your internal links using the keyword "childrens bedroom" is giving a 404, I suspect that could be hurting you, especially if there are more of those (check http://www.childrensfunkyfurniture.com/shelves-bookcases) Also, have you made any changes lately? it looks like your home page has little content outside of product links, did you have more before? Just my 2 cents Ken