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Generally it doesn't happen, but  you can check with Meta Tag 'Syntex', may b there is any error.

another reason can be, that meta tag has just been created and will be indexed soon.

another reason, webmaster has deliberately instructed to not to show that latest cached screen shot by using:

Besides, The description snippet that Google picks to show in SERPs would the mis of various chunks of text from the page, which include the search terms. If the page meta description fits exactly the search terms, then it may be used as is. Otherwise Google can check other important areas/keywords/section in website, like bold keywords, H1 tags, etc.

Please Note: The description meta tag is not only used for indexing and ranking purposes, it also serves as AD Copy to your visitors in SERPsSo, the Google will pick the most appropriate content only. Hope it answers you query properly

1. As long as the content is genuine and you/ your visitors feel that those tabs are required along with some text, google is okay with that.

2. Make sure, those links are genuine links, google is smart enough to track down any malpractice, but if the no. is bit low that don't worry, Matt has just said that it is okay to have a few bad links. Refer: http://t.co/rhV6DjzQ

You should always try to not to get into any such activity appears to be fishy or you make some deliberate efforts to increase you back link count.

But if you're developing the links in this fashion, then chances are quite bleak that you would not be caught.

out of 100% links:- 20% are no-follow, 20% are developed with your brand name as a anchor text. and rest 60% divided with different anchor text.

File extensions doesn't make any difference. I think you must have read about static page vs dynamic pages.

Generally aspx or php is used for developing a dynamic websites (database driven websites). But, even if you're developing any such website you can deal with by URL re-writing. You can ask you developer/programmer to re-write the URL into SEO friendly static urls, i.e. without query (?) string in URL.

Hope it should answer your query properly

yes, I also want to see

I would suggest to run only one web site and then use the visitors IP address to insert relevant content into the site. So the web site content will change according to where the visitor comes from.

Creating multiple domains in same language with identical content might attract penalty.

Or else, do whatever you're thinking but ensure to keep the content unique, even if you're using IP delivery.

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So, you mean to say that being in a same industry, I can copy the whole content of any UK website and then can restrict UK people from accessing my website, as my target audience is in US.

Please advice