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robots.txt: Disallow: /wp-admin/ /wp-content/plugins/ Then, deindex them as mentioned in the first response.

Check out this post from Rand, where he goes over most everything you need to make sure to have done to optimize your page.

There was an excellent app a few years ago arbitrage.io which looked for arbitrage opportunities between Amazon, Ebay and some Chinese sites. It's gone now but you could easily do something similar Get someone to write a spider/scraper for your target sites Take the product keywords from here and get search volumes and page difficulty Cross reference that with the arbitrage opportunities to maximise revenue per development hour Build your site

Terapeak is still my choice, I've tried trendsamazon early january this year, it was good, but Im not so sure how it has improved over the months.

Hi In my opinion the logo should not contain H1 or H2 tags, if it does not contain indexable text such as slogan, byline etc. H1 should be used for the most important heading comparable to how its used in a word document. This should also be your main heading. Also there should be only one H1 on a page. H1 should be used for the second most important heading comparable to how its used as a subheading in a word document. This should also be your main heading. There could then be multiple H2s on a page since they describe sub content. You can find more useful information about this and other SEO challenges in the great Moz Guide. Hope this answers you question. Have a great day Fredrik

Thank You Highland. That is what I am looking for.

There's lots of good usability info available, but the main problems are: text that is too small not enough contrast between the text and the background Contrast isn't just a problem caused by the colour of the text (but avoid the gray on gray text!) it's also caused by the weight of the font. The vogue for thin fonts also reduces contrast and readability. To compensate the text needs to be larger. Not everyone has the eyes of a teenager! If you can - test your designs on someone(or more than one person) who represents your target audience. You'll also want to consider the devices/resolution that your audience will be using. (kids with smartphones vs retired people with older desktops and low resolution displays. Also keep line length in mind - especially with responsive design. Here's a couple of Jakob Neilsen articles on fonts, (there's lots of other guidance out there though) From Serif vs. Sans-Serif Fonts for HD Screens Let Users Control Font Size Hope this helps.

I agree with alecfwilson, especially the part about superfluous directories. One thing I'd add, since it's probably a wash whether you use "products" or "shop". See if either word gets used in searches for the products your selling. This won't be the case in everything you sell online, but sometimes the words "product, shop, store" get used in the searches. If everything else is equal, I'd pick the url structure that includes the words most used in searches ... ONLY if you can also do that while maintaining a natural, semantic, streamlined url path. B1Xn2Tt.png

If you are going to have the exact same content on all domains, stick with the .com and 301 redirect the rest of the domains to the main domain. If you are willing to invest in different content for each domain, then you should have no problem. Just be sure to put the hreflang tags in the header of all the sites, so Google knows that they are related:

1. If your contacts know you enough (you know them personally or they have opt in to your newslettet) you can send them a newsletter type email (with some regular content) and link to yoour facebook to join. This will work if they see your name and recall "yes, I know this enitity" 2. If you are not that close to your contacts, use your email list as remarketing list and advertise on facebook to show your advt (which will ask them to like your facebook page). Even though it is paid, it can be very effective. Not many people realize that their email list has lot of throw away email addresses, email to which no one reads. With this solution atleast you are paying for ads only when your audience engages.

Hi Mason, You can use call to actions on your page, even use hellobar.com, etc - then locate all these engagers using circloscope and ask them if it be ok to give you a +1 for the link you will mention in the message. I'm not sure if that is what you meant but I hope it helps.

Hi Mason, you've received some good responses. Did one or both clear things up for you? If so, please mark one or both as a "good answer". If not, let us know where you need clarification, and we'll do our best to help! Christy