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Yes that's what I said CleverPhD, I just couldn't type that fast today.

Only joking Thanks for expanding on the subject.

Hi Danny,

Have you looked at the site via http://web-sniffer.net/

It would appear that the home page is just a JavaScript redirect.

I was redirected to https://www.bravosolution.com/cms/us which then could seen via Sreaming Frog.

The reason for my (default) redirect is given by web-sniffer as:

DEFAULT CORPORATE
  if ( path == '' ) {
    path = '/cms/us

Hi,
It is possible but not advisable due to the way WordPress resolves URLs you can find more information on the subject here: Removing product product-category or shop from the URLs

However some have reported sucess via this article: WooCommerce Easy Permalink Solution

Hi so I'm assuming your on IIS (I'm no expert on ISS I think you will need to configure the web.config) and I'm just going to step back now and get my coat as I only have experience with Apache

You would need to block access via htaccess rather than robots file as the robots.txt is only advisory

If you are using wordpress I use this simple plugin JF3 Maintenance Redirect

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

Does the site use filters (ie dynamic php)

For example are the results that you are seeing when you enter site:"mywebsite.com": + "key phrase" similar to

mywebsite.com/SomePage/?col=red
mywebsite.com/SomePage/?col=blue
mywebsite.com/SomePage/?col=green&ftr=23

So my question boils down to are there question marks in the URL of the pages that are appearing in the search results?

With respect that was not the question being asked re 301. If you have are embarking on building link then sticking with one format would be best surely?

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.

Have you looked at GravityForms if you are working with WordPress they have a quiz add-on here: http://www.gravityforms.com/add-ons/quiz/

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

Excellent. Good luck with your new site.

A portfolio is not necessarily time-specific therefore it is not a post type such as a blog. A portfolio is just that, a portfolio of your work that you have completed (ie static) so why would you need to keep updating it. If you need to update/new articles then you would use the post type (blog).

Re filter have you tried https://wordpress.org/plugins/evm-portfolio/

In your case I would recommend not going down the post/blog route and use a custom taxonomy (ie portfolio) as using a post to publish your portfolio will also be available as rss and is also considered as time-specific.

As Andy has already said it's what you prefer. Personally I dislike http://template-demo.org/woo/WCM01/WCM010002/product/quod-mazim/ I think it's the green left hand fold over.

My fav is http://demo.jawtemplates.com/goodstore/goodstore03/product/black-t-series/ Well laid out with obvious cart functionality (I did see the third one had a cart also it just wasn't as obvious on page open)

I agree with Martijn. Also I have previously had this same scenario ie hiding/changing elements of text based on IP lookup. I can also recommend using GeoIP2 Country web service from MaxMind.

Are you using the hreflang tag which helps Google crawlers understand that certain pages, section, subdomain or country code level domains (cctlds) is targeted for a specified country.

Good Moz article here: Using the Correct Hreflang Tag: A New Generator Tool

Posts are the default content type that is used for blog posts etc. They are dynamic content, with the first blog post displayed changing as a new one is added.

Pages are the default WordPress content type that is used for static content. Unlike posts these are not time-specific.

Portfolio or for that matter what ever you wish to name it are custom post types and taxonomy and can act as either, a good article to read here: Introducing Custom Posts and Taxonomies