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Please see the attached example, why is the date here and how can I get rid of it?

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Many many thanks Rebecca!

The quality of this answer makes this years subscription worthwhile, and we are only a month in.

Must have taken you some time, it is much appreciated.

Cheers, Gary.

My client would like to redirect all non UK traffic from their UK site to their main group site.

I am intending to use a .htaccess redirect, like this:

RewriteCond %{ENV:GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE} !^GB$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.group.com$1 [R,L]

I have tested the redirect at it works fine.

My question is if I put this in place would it have any negative SEO impact on the UK site?

Thanks guy, lots of what you say make great sense and has given me lots to think about and research further.

Much appreciated.

If I intend to have 5 versions of an e-commerce site, one for each countries marketplace, would it be best to:

a) Host each site in its own country

b) Host all sites from 1 server/1 country

I'm presuming that hosting in each country is better? But how quantifiable is this, and is it worth the extra hosting and management costs?

Any advice gratefully received..

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your answer.

Both organic and local.

My main concern was whether displaying the 3 addresses in the footer  as well as just one of the addresses on each location page was a good idea.

Thanks.

We have 3 offices, at the moment we have the address of each office in the footer using the schema.org format.

We are also creating individual pages for each location, the address on these pages will also be in the schema.org format.

Is having locations in both the footer and on individual location pages the best way to go?

I thought that content in iFrames (including links) was disregarded by the search engines.

It's my understanding that including links in an iFrame is the only fail-safe way not to leak link juice?

Is there any issue with adding multiple clients websites/locations to our Google Places account?

They would use a Head Office telephone number, same for each listing.

I have seen other companies with multiple listing with the same telephone number, so I am presuming that Google alllow this.

My client offers training from many locations within the UK.

These locations/venues are not owned by them, however I see no problem in setting up a different listing for each location in Google Places.

At the end of the day if a user searched for “Training London” they are looking for somewhere that they can book a course that would be in their local area. As my client has a “venue” there I think there is a good argument to say that your listing would be valid.

What are your thoughts.