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Thanks for the answer Andy. We already have them But Google just chooses wronlgy sometimes. When the user add the date to the query, i.e.: "arsenal liverpool 2012 tickets" then the result is the right one. But for generic searches like: "arsenal liverpool tickets" Google sometimes picks the next event and some other times the one in 2013.

Hi all!

I run a ticketing site and I am considering using rel=canonical temporary.

In Europe, when someone is looking for tickets for a soccer game, they look for them differently if the game is played in one city or in another city.

I.e.:

"liverpool arsenal tickets" - game played in the 1st leg in 2012

"arsenal liverpool tickets - game played in the 2nd leg in 2013

We have two different events, with two different unique texts but sometimes Google chooses the one in 2013 one before the closest one, especially for queries without dates or years.

I don't want to remove the second game from our site - exceptionally some people can broswer our website and buy tickets with months in advance.

So I am considering place a rel=canonical in the game played in 2013 poiting to the game played in a few weeks. After that, I would remove it.

Would that make any sense?

Thanks!

Man, and you're writing about US websites... Here in Europe (non-UK) is practically impossible to get quality links just because of the content.

Hi!

We are looking for a link builder freelance or an SEO agency specialized in link building for the Italian market.

Could you recommend any? Did anyone have any experience with a good Italian agency/freelance?

Thanks!

Can Google read and pass link juice in a link like this?

<a <span="">href</a><a <span="">="#Link123" onClick="window.open('http://www.mycompany.com/example','Link123')">src="../../img/example.gif"/></a>

Thanks!