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Well, I checked the site and you are already adding the page number to the title. Then do the same for the Categories / or any other area that is being "paged". bloh/page/2/ title: Blog dental de Clinicas Dentales Propdental - Página 2 de 59 desc: Lee sobre cierto tema y aprende bla bla bla - Pagina 2 In my case I would remove the "de 59" just to avoid the 70 chars limit in titles. You can get great info here: http://moz.com/learn/seo/title-tag and here: http://moz.com/learn/seo/meta-description Hope that helps.

I dont have much experience with any of them , so cant personally recommend one over the other. That said I think wpmu plugin comes with support , so if you are already using that why not reach out to support and ask them whats the best way to resolve your issue ?

You can try a caching plugin like W3 total Cache - http://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/ It minifies CSS, and does a lot more to speed up your site - just read all of the instructions first - it can be pretty powerful Good luck, Mark

Hi Dario, no-indexing the author archive is probably the most commonly used method to prevent duplicate content issues from harming single author blogs in terms of search. However, it is not the only method, and is not the best one in terms of usability.  Other options include redirecting the author archive page to the blog home page, using canonical tags, or disabling the author archive altogether. In terms of usability, I prefer the last option. Why create an author archive at all for a single person blog?

I uploaded the disavow tools file for the domain, but i still see more and more links from that domain on my webmaster tools, and when i analize then with opensiteexplorer i dont see no-follow

You cannot get a site out of a penalty from redirecting the banned or penalized site to a new domain. If you're only looking to link images to the unpenalized site you're probably fine if you nofollow them since image links don't push rank. Keep the alt tag off of them so you're not suggesting any semantics. To be really safe if done properly you could javascript them.

Hi, Yes you are right, that's not the best link you can hope for but what you did is good and enough. You don't have to worry about it anymore. The disavow file will only inform Google that you want that link to be disregarded (as far as sending Page Rank) and they will do that once you submitted the disavow file so no worries there. You will still see the link in other tools as a dofollow as, again, what you did is only informing google about it. So you can still get referral traffic from those links, you don't care how many are there as there are all nofollow basically so no danger for you as far as algorithmic or manual penalties. Cheers.

Yes, i can not find all those links From that site. I see it on my Webmaster tools as Main linking site

Yes I can see some changes in Google in Australia, some strange results though!

301 the additional domains to the one you want to focus on - except the domain that has the penalty, if you're certain it does.

Considering your Q/A request for help was coherent, I think that you'll be fine writing the reconsideration request yourself.  The spam team deal with non-native English speakers all the time.  I would just make sure that you explain what you've done to your site to make it comply with Google guidelines (removing unnatural links, etc.) Admit any mistakes made. What has been done to fix these mistakes. Be as detailed as possible From Google reconsideration tool:  "Tell us more about what happened: what actions might have led to any penalties, and what corrective actions have been taken. If you used a search engine optimization (SEO) company, please note that. Describing the SEO firm and their actions is a helpful indication of good faith that may assist in evaluation of reconsideration requests." Here is a great article on the whole process: http://www.bruceclay.com/newsletter/volume96/google-reconsideration-request.htm I hope that helps!

Google has an example in their blog post at http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2012/10/a-new-tool-to-disavow-links.html

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I'd suggest you go with pages for Websites and keep your personal profile for yourself. You can link from your personal profile to your Website too under the "Contributor" links (and you can list as many Websites as you need). To verify the page with your Website, you will need to add a reference from your Website to your page. Just like Facebook profiles and pages, when you like a Website you follow that Website's Page (if any) compared by following a person or being friends with.

Thank i did that six months ago

I have sucuri pluggin payed suscription. I will reactivated again. My web host is not 6 dolars. But is a shared one of 400 dolars. Actually they are good and thanks to them i could find the files on the server. What i cannot find is where is the gate. And if is there something on my computer or website Because the attacks starts and are directed to new created content pages. And less to old ones

You may have missed my point.  Sucuri didn't fix my problem either, but when I hired Michael (see link in my response above) he had the expertise to fix it.  I agree with EGOL that in some cases you need to hire a pro. (I have no allegiance or connection to Michael other than the fact that he saved me so much headache after weeks of struggling with malware that other people couldn't fix.)

I've found OSE Firewall to be very, very good. Furthermore, have a look at Login Lockdown too.  Hasn't been updated for awhile, but still does the job.

Hmmm maybe some further reading is required. Here's potentially some helpful info for you on hardening WP, and other experiences with .htaccess hacks that might point you in a helpful direction. http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress https://www.google.com/search?q=htaccess+hack+wordpress http://wordpress.org/support/topic/htaccess-hacked-redirects-to-russion-site http://wordpress.org/support/topic/recurring-htaccess-hijack?replies=30 http://wordpress.org/support/topic/my-sites-htaccess-file-hacked-how

Maestrosonrisas, I took a look at what is going on and it is quite interesting. Do note that not all of what shows for that search is the result of hijacking, some are the actual urls, some are urls rendering false title tags in organic, some are urls landing on other pages not associated with you. It would appear that whatever plug-ins (protections) you are using for protection from spam are not the best or have been turned down way too much so that someone is able to get through. (Trying to keep explanation simple here.) I have sent you a PM where it is easier to communicate and provided my email address. Unfortunately, without looking at your dashboard in WP and being able to see how they are hijacking the title tags, etc. it is too time consuming for this forum. I would be happy to take a look though. Aqui (en Houston), tenemos una maestro de SEO con Espanoles fluidas. Tenemos una empleado pero no por SEO en Barcelona. Ayudemos ti gratis si el proyecto no es demasiado grande. Hasta que oigo de ti, Robert