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SEO best practices for store locator and local pages - 301 or not?
Redirecting via a 301 is always the preferred method of pointing one page to another Devon. Just from what I have seen, I can't see a reason why this should cause you any issue. Just have the location pages follow a preferred route and stick with that. Take all of the non-preferred pages and 301 these to the ones you wish to use. You should be fine and avoid any issue of duplication. -Andy
Local Listings | | Andy.Drinkwater0 -
Is there a guide to best practices for site content and blogs?
I believe Google + is a great social media outlet to learn marketing.. Here a link to David Amerlands G+ Profile https://plus.google.com/u/0/115620878851836664537/about he is an author for marketing, social media, and seo books. For authorship and markup you might want to check out (circle) AJ Kohns Google + profile. Following the latest SEO news from authoritative people will help stay up to date and it will help you create great ideas. Hope this helps.
On-Page / Site Optimization | | GoodAtMarketing0 -
How serious is duplicate page content?
in this case simply canonical tag the less optimized pages to the main page you want to represent your site this would be the representative URL most likely: mysite.com/product.html I would lose the .html extension too.
Web Design | | irvingw0 -
How serious is duplicate page content?
Thread duplicated at http://www.seomoz.org/q/how-serious-is-suplicate-page-content, closing this version.
Web Design | | KeriMorgret0 -
Evaluate the value of domain
I'd ask that question again when people have a better understanding of the Penguin update. Although with all of the work Google has done over the past few years to push brand and devalue exact match domains I would personally invest in something other than redirecting my domain to a genericKW dot net. This is just a philosophical point though - I don't have hard facts to back it up.
Intermediate & Advanced SEO | | BenFox0 -
2 home page domains causing split in link juice
Try changing mysite.com/index.php to mysite.com directly in the database. Backup first.
Technical SEO Issues | | ssoneil0 -
Finished On Page optimization and slipping in rankings
In Google Webmaster Tools you can fetch the page as googlebot and then submit the page to the google index. No guarantee that this will improve your rankings but it helps insure that Google is looking at the most updated and optimized version of that page. In Google Webmaster Tools, go to: DIAGNOSTICS > FETCH AS GOOGLEBOT, then enter the url for the page you want crawled and click FETCH. After the url is successfully fetched it will appear in the list below the search box and a blue link next to the "Success" check mark appears with the text "Submit to index", click that and you're set.
On-Page / Site Optimization | | theChris0