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Yes, you may be hit.

I know that it's not always easy but you should develop clean and single contents for each one of these pages.

You can also use the canonical tag or not index 'the discount page' using

Thank you so much for your help with this, I really appreciate it.

Questions that I wonder:

• Won't My account be messy?
• Isn't it easier to observe the performances of 2 distinct accounts?

Hello Mozers,

I have 2 small companies in 2 different fields (tourism and IT). Do I have to create 2 different accounts for my Adwords campaigns? Is it the good way of proceeding?

Thank you for yours answers guys,

Jonathan

And the answer of Matt Cutts : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MswMYk05tk&feature=em-uploademail-new

You can chose the target of your website in the Google Webmasters Tools.

Best regards,

Jonathan

Thank you very much Vahe for this article. I think that I'll choose to developp in HTML5 now however it's the future

Hello mozers,

I was wondering if it was too soon to use HTML5 and CSS3 to developp my customers' website? Which navigators and which version of them support HTML5 perfectly?

Thank you for yours answers,

Jonathan

No don't worry, you can have small animations in Jquery. The important thing is that the navigation, the content,... is not into the jquery script.

Best regards,
Jonathan Leplang

I don't want to have thousand of sites with the same content, it's just that in France and Belgium we speak the same language.

I just want to have one site for one country. So, it's maximum 3 of 4 sites with the same content but I don't want that my belgium's appears in SERPs in France. Is there anyway to do this?

Matt Cutts says on this video that you can have the same content on different TLDs and there is no duplicate content for Google. Have someone try this experience?

For example : same content on "mysite.fr" and "mysite.be".

And for the visitors from Belgium, will they see into the SERPs "mysite.be" and for the visitors from France "mysite.fr"?

Thank you for your answer guys.

Jon

watch?v=Ets7nHOV1Yo&feature=player_embedded

Which techniques are "SEO-Friendly" for creating a sub-menu when you have to go hover a menu to discover the sub-menu?

Best regards,

Jonathan

Maybe you can read this tutorial : http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/title-tag

An advice don't repeat the keywords in the title

Maybe this article on the Matt Cutts blog can help you : http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/rel-canonical-html-head/

I don't have any real case, it was just a question that I was wondering.

Hello,

I was wondering what can be the causes of pages desindexation by Google? A poor quality pages,...?

Thank you for your answers,

Jonathan