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What's your thought behind the question. In my opinion telling Google that this is a no-follow link indicates that the receiving site is not trusted.

If your happy to link to them then you should be happy to allow follow - if that's an actual term

Your answer is here - http://www.seomoz.org/q/subdomains-vs-subfolders

Subdomains SOMETIMES inherit and pass link/trust/quality/ranking metrics between one another

Subfolders ALWAYS inherit and pass link/trust/quality/ranking metrics across the same subdomain

So in your case Dan: domain.co.uk/blog

Personally I wouldn’t. Keep things clean one account per website. I would however recommend MCC - http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en/adwords/myclientcenter/

Plus you could end up with two credit vouchers if you’re lucky http://www.google.co.uk/adwords/coupons/

I would go through the guide on SEOmoz here http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo I think you will find that if you are willing to put the effort most of your answers on SEOmoz.

Good luck my friend - may SEO be with you!

Google bans sites (domain names) rather than IP addresses. However if you are thinking of moving your site so https then you would need a dedicated IP address. Yoast has published an interesting article here Moving your website to https / SSL: tips & tricks perhaps that's what they are referring to.

You could also make use of robots.txt file to resolve it.

Disallow: /*?sort=

NOTE: Be very careful when blocking search engines. Test and test again!

Not sure if there is a new method however I have successfully used the following in a similar situation:

On each AdWord Ad use the following destination URL format: yousite.com/?keyword={keyword}

More information on this subject here Track clicks with ValueTrack

Your link will not work as it is within your account. Perhaps an image may work better

Just a very quick look for my penny's worth: The 'Read More' links on this page http://www.zulu.org.za/archive are then being 301 redirected rather than then new URL being used on the 'Read More' also some of the archive pages do not appear have any copy in such as http://www.zulu.org.za/index.php?view_page+180295

The sitemap link in the page footer 404's

The contact us in the page footer (http://www.zulu.org.za/contact-us) is redirected to http://www.zulu.org.za/archive/contact-us-F30503

Hi,

You could use something like Back up Buddy to migrate the site here

There are plenty of guides from WordPress themselves here and a different approach by Yoast here

Hope that points you in the right direction.

Personally I wouldn’t put barriers in the way of a download, however I'm sure you will get a lot of debate about that one and at the end of the day it's what you consider to be of more value, the fact that the pdf is being downloaded or you have the information from the people who then know your going to contact them after a download.

Either way I would use a combo of QR code / printed shortlink and include analytic tracking data. Then if you do chose to collect email data first you can measure the conversion from who went to the data entry page from your exhibition any how many email addresses you collected ie:

In htaccess:

#Product 1 QR code (have your QR code point to http://www.domain.com/qr-p1)

Redirect 302 /qr-p1 http://www.domain.com/shop/product_one/doc.pdf?utm_campaign=Exhibition&utm_medium=QR Code&utm_source=Banner Stand&utm_content=ProductOnePDF

#Product 1 Short code (print your short code as to www.domain.com/widgets)

Redirect 302 /widgets http://www.domain.com/shop/product_one/doc.pdf?utm_campaign=Exhibition&utm_medium=Short Code&utm_source=Banner Stand&utm_content=ProductOnePDF

Are you referring to the GA dashboard as this can be customised to show any widgets?

If you are referring to GA in general then the percentages are calculated as a percentage of your overall sessions for the selected time period.

A good article to help convince your client along with the information from Daniele here: 404 Page Best Practices

I also would suggest that you delete them as no search engine use them and as already suggested it gives your competitors a list of keywords that you are trying to optimise for.

Think content rather than a list of keywords

Dennis is correct you must select just one for consistency. As you are using Magento this redirect tutorial may be useful for you:

http://kb.siteground.com/how_to_redirect_magento_to_open_through_www/

Don't forget to set your preferred domain in Google webmaster tool: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/44231?hl=en

As a general .htaccess redirect this may help others:

Add the www.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yourdomain.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [L,R=301]

Remove the www.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^yourdomain.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://yourdomain.com/$1 [L,R=301]

Hi Khaled

I assume you are referring to SEOmoz On-page Optimization tool.

There are two ways of resolving your issue.

1 - Use a label to filter on.

a) Create labels against the keywords. This can be done via the 'manage keyword' page.

b) Filter the on-page results using your label.

OR

2) Remove the URL to keyword association.

a) Visit on-page results and click on one of the keywords.

b) Click the button 'Stop running weekly' (top right of 'On-Page Report Card')

Personally I use a label

Hope that helps you out.

Congratulations on your new position Jason.

Also nice to see that you have responded to everyone who made a comment.

It would be best to have a responsive site in terms of SEO and for your own content management issues however if you currently have separate URLs (as you do with the m.domain) then this is useful https://developers.google.com/webmasters/smartphone-sites/details#separateurls and also this post on moz Mobile Site Audit Checklist from March 3rd, 2014 would also be a good read.

Responsive is the way to go in my opinion.

If www.michelangelohotel.com will be pointed to www.starhotels.com/hotels/michelangelo/ then all you need to do is use a 301 redirect via the www.michelangelohotel.com htaccess file.

For example to redirect the location page:
Redirect 301 /en/location.aspx http://www.starhotels.com/hotels/michelangelo/en/location.aspx
Do the same for all pages on michelangelohotel.com

This is assuming that you no longer want www.michelangelohotel.com as a separate site as you have suggested. Anyone visiting the www.michelangelohotel.com directly or via a link will be redirected to the correct page on www.starhotels.com. The 301 also tells search eninges that the page has moved.

Hi, domain.com & domain.com/index.php are regarded as separate pages so I would assume from your question that you want the index.php to be your root page? This can be achieved via Directory Index using .htaccess

You should see something like this in the htaccess file: DirectoryIndex index.php index.html