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Hardley111, Mike Roberts mentioned a section when your friends are online. Check to see if they go hand in hand with your findings as to when people are online and click. I am not sure, maybe others can fill in as to setup when promoted posts are run from FB's side. You do have the option to manually pause each post.  If your assumption is valid, you can post when your audience is online and pause the promoted post when you feel satisfied with the reach. Otherwise it will continue for a day. Testing is a key here Hope this helps

First off in my opinion you should always have full control over your site. First of all, depending on what's the purpose of the site, find a good CMS which will allow you to manage your site. I'd suggest you to read the following in order to have an idea of how things should be put in place in a SEO perspective -http://moz.com/blog/the-beginners-checklist-for-small-business-seo -http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo http://moz.com/blog/the-web-developers-seo-cheat-sheet-2013-edition These three resource should give you a good understanding of best practices and things to consider in order to create a search engine friendly website. Also check out webmaster tools help to find information about more specific and technical info. If you have any Q's let me know.

When you download your crawl diagnostics as a csv, column A is "URL", column L is the true/flase column for "Duplicate Page Content", and column AF "duplicate_page_content" contains the urls of duplicates to the url in column A. To look at duplicate content, I sort by column L, delete all of the false rows (because they don't have duplicate content), then I delete all of the columns except column A (URL) and column AF (duplicate_page_content), save the spreadsheet as "yyyymmdd-duplicate-content" and work from that. (Easier to see what you are doing without all the other data in the way.) Also note that column AF "duplicate_page_content" can have more than one url in it if you have multiple versions of the same content. In this case I use Excel's "Text to Columns" function (under "Data" in the ribbon) to put each url into its own column so I can deal with them individually. And yes, if there are just small differences Google is likely to see pages as duplicates.

I have to second Miki on this. If I were you, I would take it: Duplicate titles Duplicate content On-page links Meta descriptions The on-page links issue may be diluting your link juice, but duplicate titles and content could actually be affecting your indexability. There's likely overlap between the duplicate titles and duplicate content problems, so fixing titles may take care of a lot of the duplicate content; wrap up what's left after the titles are fixed. Take care of the missing meta descriptions after these more systemic issues have been addressed. Good luck!

I would recommend redirecting them also, but one thing I wouldn't recommend is using htacess to redirect them. If you are redirecting 9k urls you are going to feel a speed impact across your whole site if you use the htaccess to re-direct the urls. Put the redirects in your httpd.con file and it will keep things speedy since it does not load per site access. It usually sits in memory just waiting. Also, I have to ask, are you duplicates caused by url strings or are they genuine duplicates? By url string I mean, site.com/page.php, site.com/page.php?variable=dog site.com/page.php?variable=cat. and so on. If that is the case you can just start redirecting any variable if you do not actually need them. Also one thing you need to consider is adding a canonical tag to the pages, so while you are working on things search engines know what is the original link worthy content.

Here are some more links to make sure you are indexed properly with Google you can use this submit URL tool https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url I think this article by kiss metrics is a fantastic how to http://blog.kissmetrics.com/get-google-to-index/ https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/34397?hl=en https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1352276?hl=en I hope these answers are of help to you. Sincerely, Thomas