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Personally I use the folder structure ie. www.domain.es and www.domain.es/en.

Good posts on moz here: The International SEO Checklist And Using the Correct Hreflang Tag: A New Generator Tool

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Think of it this way if you already rank for 'Townscript' with the domain name being a match. Why would you need to use this word throughout the whole site titles. I would recommend using it on some generic pages such as 'About Townscript' etc.

Use the title for something better, something more descriptive (wow just think of all that extra space!).

Hi,

Have you checked the source code to see it the alt tag is actually there?

ie in firefox/chrome > right click > view page source

Looking for something like:

If it is there then perhaps you need to wait for Moz to re crawl the site, if not and it's definitely on the image alt in wordpress media then you may need to look at your theme. Establish if the theme utilises the alt element and if not then you may need to add it yourself (via a child theme preferably)

In short the content contained in the iframe will not be indexed. I have previously used iframes for this reason to ensure that they do not get indexed.

Personally I would go fully qualified links ie xyz.com/blah.html.

Yoast has a good post here about the subject - https://yoast.com/relative-urls-issues/

Also on MOZ http://moz.com/learn/seo/internal-link

Looks like the konelux.ee is being redirected to konelux.fi have you checked the htaccess file on konelux.ee for a redirection?

Hi Sherry

Simple answer - Yes you can manage all your clients with one account.

The clients still have to verify the Google places listing either by phone or post card.

I normally do is setup the account and if Google wants to verify by phone I give the client a quick call first to let them know that they will shortly receive an automated call.

Call your client back to collect the verification code and your done.

You can add the following to the robots.txt file to ask the crawler to ignore the parameter currently being included such as:

Disallow: /*?=

Not sure about the & (That doesn't mean it's not true) however if you are interested in search operators have a look here on Moz : http://moz.com/blog/25-killer-combos-for-googles-site-operator

If you want to know how many pages are indexed by Google then use the WMT here http://www.google.com/webmasters/

A 301 redirect would be sufficient as this is effectively telling the search engine that the page has moved permanently.

Having used both, got to say SEO Yoast ability to directly edit robots & htaccess files, set breadcrumbs, RSS optimization and page analysis too. All that and a cleaner user interface that helps you to understand your actions wins it 'for me'

Hi, Assuming you are setting a cookie to detect the visitors previous visits then this should be fine. Google will only see the new visitor variation as robots do not accept cookies.

If you are not setting a cookie let us know how you are detecting the visitors previous visits so others may help you further.

I believe it does matter. You should choose with or without the www and stick with it (however your site is currently formatted).

Technically speaking with www is a different URL that the one without www so you link building efforts would be split across two domain which would not be cool.

AdWords I don't believe would negatively affect your organic rankings. If you post up the URL then myself and other could provide you with more suggestions.

Are you asking rather than having two site brandA.com & brandB.com is there a way to create brand.com and on that site display the content relevant to the visitors location? If not then I agree with EGOL

I can see that you are listed:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site:www.solopcms.com

I also see you ranked a position 6 with
https://www.google.com/search?q=Lexus+PCM+ECM+ECU+Auto+Computer+Repairs

Are you using moz tools to check 'Crawl Issues' also Fectch as Google - https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/158587?hl=en&ref_topic=4617736

PS you have an  missing closing bracket at the end of your home page plus others

The advice to use sub domains is a wow in it self from an SEO point of view. Sub domains do not pass authority so it's basically like having a new domain for each sub domain.Folders would have been a far better solution in my opinion.

Interesting debate regarding the learning page re domains on Moz here: http://moz.com/community/q/moz-s-official-stance-on-subdomain-vs-subfolder-does-it-need-updating

Hi,

There is the same question here on moz: Duplicate Content and URL Capitalization

Hi Mohammed,

You just did Seriously though If you are a Moz Analytics subscriber then yes you can post and respond to Q&A questions.

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