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I am not 100% sure on boosting domain authority but it does boost page authority. This is just my guess but maybe you did too much internal linking and the link juice was spread out. Interior pages pointing to your main page will only boost your "Page Authority".

That looks like a great site...I've bookmarked it. Have a Thumbs Up!

Unfortunately, we don't currently track rel=prev/next - definitely on the list for next steps. As best I can tell, your rel=prev/next tags are properly implemented, and they are a good bet for paginated search results like this. There is one issue, though - your category pages within the blog have the same title as the blog home-page. It would really be a good idea to make those unique. Otherwise, they could slightly cannibalize each other. I don't want to give examples, sine this is a public question, but hopefully you know which pages I mean.

Hi, might seem like a silly question, but have you manually updated your page titles? I had this issue, for a section on my website - case studies. The designer had set the site so that case studies all had the same page title - automatically generated as 'case study'. Got him to update the HTML code and then added each case study title automatically. It worked.

Hi, Instead of redirecting your traffic and bots to the new site, why don't you use Google's Disavow tool to remove all the bad links that you have on your clinicadentalbarcelona.net website. Although 301 redirects do transfer SEO ranking and link juices; however, it doesn't transfer ALL.  Furthermore, in my opinion, I like to make things simple for bots and visitors so I don't really like redirecting. Furthermore, even if you redirect everything (including the bad links) to clinicadentalbarcelona.es/blog, it will still affect the whole website since the blog is part of the website.

thank you, after looking i am using "handheld"

Hello, Content sliders are nice to have but most allow you to slide through a series of images (with the text embedded in the image). I've recently been using AnythingSlider (http://css-tricks.com/anythingslider-jquery-plugin). This allows you to construct a slide using HTML, that can be crawled by search engines. The method I use is I set an ID for each slide (eg: id="slide1") and use CSS to apply a background image to each slide. I then set position:relative for each slide in the CSS and add in any HTML I want into the markup for the slide. If I want to absoutely position elements on a per slide basis I can do (this is because position: relative is applied to each slide in the CSS). EG: Welcome to my first slide This is the contents of the slide The CSS could then be applied as follows: ul#slider li { position: relative; } ul#slider li#slide1 { width: 960px; height: 300px; background: url('/images/slider/slide1.jpg') no-repeat; } ul#slider li#slide1 h2 { position: absolute; top: 125px; left: 50px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; font-size: 1.8em; } ul#slider li#slide1 p { position: absolute; top: 135px; left: 50px; line-height: 1.5em; font-size: 1.2em; } More information can be found here: https://github.com/CSS-Tricks/AnythingSlider/wiki/Usage

i have installed wp Q&A lite on my page Propdental just to see how it works on a SEO point of view. it is generating a url propdental.es/question but no funtions or bottoms configurations can be made on wordpress panel to a front Q&A front page set up Is there any tutorial or page that has it installed for helping configure

There are lots of themes that if you want a big site limited you in the way the it is very difficult to make your site grow. So the problem is that in the beginning when you select a theme actually you dont know the limitations it has. I agree with the page ranking but a think that the structure of a complex theme helps to get higher page rank, maybe indirectly has you say... or maybe not So in this community experience which themes are the ones with best admin page and with more additional features.

the 1st link is TTS translation it human is 100% translated I would know that. However the 2nd link provides human translation as well you might want to look into their cost. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gts-translation/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/transposh-translation-filter-for-wordpress/ I hope I was of Hope you, sincerely Thomas PS if you do need to translate a plug-in for any reason which is common in these cases use this http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-translator-lite/

Do what Irving said, park the domain just in case you need it. Use opensiteexplorer.org to get a clear picture of your backlinkprofile and start cleaning up suspicious and bad links that point to your site: http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/links?page=1&site=www.propdental.com&sort=page_authority&filter=&source=external&target=page&group=0 Look at the domain and page authorities of the page linking to you, look at the title of the page, look at the link anchor text or image their using. Don't like what you see? Add them to the Google Disavow Tool You could also always contact the webmaster of the site pointing/linking to your website and kindly ask them to remove the link or adjust the link (sometimes adjusting the anchor text is enough). This should help you on your way back to a healthy backlink profile. Offcourse besides cleaning up the backlinks, gain some new ones and prehaps do some guestposting or something to influence things more positively. Hopes this helps you a bit. kind regards Jarno

What funny timing. Did my answer in the other thread work? Kevin