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Chris and Mike both make great points! If you choose to consolidating under one domain, consider creating geo-targeted pages for each of the countries/service areas you want to make sure you're ranking for. The content can be similar to a point, but that way your website will still target the areas you care about. Chris' point about the challenges of authority with multiple sites raises a great point, too. Get authority up through link building, social campaigns, etc, and you could see some positive changes.

Howdy. Well, since all you are doing is updates css and adding pictures, but keeping url, text etc., you won't have any effect (positive or negative) on SEO whatsoever. SInce it's gonna look a bit better, maybe engagement metrics will go up, and it'll improve SEO, but that's a tall story to hope for Hope this helps.

Gotcha well I would recommend going into your analytics platform and setting up some sort of segment that just includes past job listings and see the sort of organic traffic they have brought in over the last say 6 months or so. If they are bringing in traffic I would add some sort of unique job ID etc to each listing to make it more unique. If not I would consider added a no index tag on them. I hope that helps some.

You definitely don't want to appear as though you're running a private blogging network for links. Google's gotten way more sophisticated these days about detecting who's connected to whom, even beyond your domain registration Who.is info. That said, if your sites naturally work together, you shouldn't have much of an issue, especially if you're getting outside traffic and links.

Thanks a lot. I wont change anything then.

So, just continued on SEO and run into this issue I never really "fixed". Any ideas? I'm actually thinking of using a "no-follow" or exclude all these profile automatically from Google. Mostly because, they are not really adding any value. I mean, my site is a castingsite, and if the profile don't have picture, or a description or anything, then they are pretty much worthless for the site. What do you guys think?

Thanks a lot Patrick. I'm pretty sure, this is exactly what I need. Ill read up on it asap, and implement it.

Yes, in an addition to the canonical tag you will need to setup the redirects. But am not sure how you would do that on microsoft server.

Thanks for your answers. That helps a lot. I'm still strugling with exactly how to do it. The domainname "Maleribasen.dk" basically meaning "Paintingsdatabase" is not a "brand" as so, but it's one of the most popular private gallerysites, which is a "niche" market thou. The latest article's subject is translated from danish "How to price my own painting?" and it's an article to help the artists with putting the right pricetag on their paintings. So, how would u do the title-tag on this article? 1. How to price my own painting? | Maleribasen.dk 2. How to price my own painting? - Buy and sell paintings | Maleribasen.dk 3. How to price my own painting? Or something else? The frontpage title I will probatly change to something like "Buy and sell paintings by private artists | Maleribasen.dk". Before it was "Maleribasen.dk - Buy and sell paintings".

Hi Andy, Thanks for a very good answer. That makes sense. Ill keep my article section and the interview section. My current system is "simple". so it doesnt support all the features a word-press blog have and people can't comment on the articles directly on the site. That might be a problem? In that content a sorta like blog-system would be better, but ill stick to what I have for now then. Thanks. KasperGJ