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Hey Naghirniac, I want to mentioned you that If you had submitted the video to you tube then it will plays a crucial role in ranking & overall the visibility of your website will increased because you tube is the largest search engine after Google.

If you are not getting then please carefully saw the example below.

Suppose a there is a company name abc.com who is in the field of  mobile development field.If they want to advertise the company through a video or they make a video showing their working culture then it is not sufficient that they only put the video on their website only. But they have to put the video on the social networking websites or they upload the video on the you tube to increase their web presence in the field of software development or in order to promote themselves & we all know that the best measure to promote anything is the search engines & social media.

I hope that you will find the solution.

Hi Martin,
the tool is also available in english I just checked it (I dot know why they dont translate the website :-))

This is the link to get a free account if u want to:
http://www.linkbird.de/kostenloses-testlogin/?tracking_id=55

Harry

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Hi Stefanita,

First of all Keeping in mind that the alt-text is meant to be an alternative text that could be shown in place of the image (and accordingly, it's indexed as part of the page), it could be confusing to see the exact same text over and over again," said Mu. "Search engines generally aren't impressed by seeing the same text that many times, so I'd simplify that a bit by perhaps using the full text for the main product image, but not reusing it for all of the smaller detail-images."

Using alt tags is definitely best practice but keyword stuffing (anywhere really) is not. Keep alt tags short, descriptive and relevant to the image they are being used for and you'll all but guarantee that alt tags help (and not hurt) your rankings.

editor's note: see the complete post at http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2011/04/26/keyword-stuffing-alt-tags-for-google.aspx

By doing the above mentioned it leads to keywords stuffing.

.Filling alt attributes with keywords ("keyword stuffing") results in a negative user experience, and may cause your site to be perceived as spam. Instead, focus on creating useful, information-rich content that uses keywords appropriately and in context. We recommend testing your content by using a text-only browser such as Lynx.

Hope that you found the solution.

Hi David, For SEO to be effective it is important that the search engine spiders and web crawlers can properly index a site. Based on your site's architecture and its links (both external and internal) the engines can establish and weight the profile of how each interacts to map out which pages have the highest significance to their index.

One of the most effective ways of encouraging full and extensive visiting and indexing of your site by the spiders is to integrate a site map (or maps) into your development. Sitemaps are an easy way for web masters to represent the structure of a site and inform search engines about pages on their sites that are available for crawling. Human visitors also appreciate site maps as navigation.

An HTML sitemap is an actual page on a site containing links to the website's most important pages. Any site with anything approaching complex navigation should consider an HTML sitemap for visitors. Whilst an HTML sitemap can be read and the links followed by spiders (so some passing of link juice is involved that might affect SEO), it also has the advantage of being readable by humans as well.

A visitor might refer to an HTML site map to help them navigate when they can't find a specific page easily. This visitor readability and usability issue that allows users to locate pages within a large site will give weight to your site in the SERP's, (search engine ranking pages) as they will weight your pages favourably for catering to your users and being user-friendly.

HTML sitemaps, however offer only a general guide to a site, an overview, not necessarily containing all the links available to spider in a website. This is especially the case for websites that contain dynamically generated pages (shopping carts, etc).

editor's note: for complete post, see http://www.seoconsult.com/on-page-search-engine-optimisation/what-effect-do-xml-and-html-sitemaps-have-in-relation-to-seo.html

I hope that you r query has been solved.

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Hope this helps!

Hey Vijay,  I think  that Vimeo won't change any things.Sometimes the only issue which you can get when the videos are streamed from Vimeo is the 'embed code' issue.

So from here you can get  How do I Post Vimeo video . & If you get the embed code issue then Video Embed Issue will resolve the proble.

I hope that you will find the solution.

Hi Nikos, Redirection is a WordPress plugin to manage 301 redirections and keep track of 404 errors without requiring knowledge of Apache .htaccess files. This is the only term"pass through" redirection means.

For more information please refer to this link:

http://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/

Hi John, I want to tell you that downloading a csv report from open site explore takes time around few days(4-6).But i want to tell you that If you experience these problem after 1 week then just reports it to the moz its probably just a bug that they can get sorted.

Hi Michelleh,JavaScript is not SEO friendly. You can find this statement all over the web.

Now a days Google is much smarter at dealing with JavaScript. Google can execute some JavaScript, but not all. This effectively means that Google Spiders can read JavaScript and have become smarter at knowing which forms to execute and read, and which parts to leave alone. It seems certain that as long as websites continue to use JavaScript, Google will continue to refine its ability to read the language.

Google Spiders can read JavaScript -- but only to a limited extent. Nonetheless, Google Spiders may read and execute some of the JavaScript embedded in your XHTML or elsewhere on your site. As with most things related to how Google ranks websites and reads pages, the exact extent of how the Google Spiders crawl and use the data is unknown.

Google can now use JavaScript for indexing. For more information please refer to this link:

http://searchengineland.com/google-can-now-execute-ajax-javascript-for-indexing-99518

Hi Kevin, First of all congratulations for the ton of traffic from Facebook to your blog article on your website. I'm referring you a link which solves your problem that where the eactly the traffic coming from:

http://webservices.ahc.ufl.edu/2011/12/22/google-analytics-and-social-interaction-part-ii/

&

http://www.webbedmarketing.com/how-to-use-the-google-analytics-url-builder/

Hi Cameron, First of all Link exchanges are programs in which one site offers to link to another site in return for a reciprocal link.The key component of a link exchange is the _requirement  _for a reciprocal link.

Link exachange is good when the page to which your linking has a high authority, trust, meaning it ranks high in search engines, which will add value to your site as well. Usually sites having the domain extension ".edu"&".org"are considered to provide high value links. However links from authoritative sites are not easy to obtain.

Link exchange is good for incoming links as it bring lots of traffics towards your website and it does helps to navigate from one site to other to find valuable content.

Link exchange and reciprocal links are natural to some extent. On the other hand, obvious and massive link exchange schemes or networks can be detected algorithmically, so you end up penalised sooner or later.

Please check Google's policy on Link Schemes ( http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66356 ) express that excessive link exchange is bad.)

I feel that

Limited link exchange is good.
Aggressive link exchange is not good.

I think that submitting your website on free directories & not on relevant web directories would hurt you because If you are not on the same niche directories it will affects in your visibility & overall ranking as well. So keep in mind that keep submitting your website to all free directories & as well as same niche web directories.

Yes you are losing PageRank (MozRank/Trust) whatever u will name the metric.

You can do the 301 redirect in your .htaccess file on your server:

http://jesperastrom.com/seo/how-to-do-a-htaccess-301-redirect/

Harry

Hi Samuel,
I don't think so - because if if u put the link no follow the search engine can still see(find) the link on your page - so they know that it is a reciprocal link - even if they don't follow the link to the other page.

Harry

Hi webtarget,
if links are pointing to dead url u are losing all the linkpower pointing to this urls!

You should 301 redirect them

Harry

Hi Monique,
I also just found that SEOmoz post - http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/solving-duplicate-content-issues-with-http-and-https

I think this blog post will help you.

Harry

Hi Monique,
it is a delicate content problem!

Check out that Link to Google Webmaster Forum:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Webmasters/thread?tid=5c15dacdeadf629b&hl=en

Harry

Hey Nikos, if you are using wiki and forum in subdomains then surely you should getting duplicate content issue in webmaster because wiki takes first few content of a Wikipedia article and pastes it into your blog post. A link to the corresponding article is also included.

But I think as long as you have more unique content to over power that of a few content of wikipedia article and putting it at the end of the blog, it not being a problem as many sites use snippets of content from others as references.

I suggest you to please ensure that the main page shouldn't link to the subdomains in that case but subdomain can link to main domain. I think in that way your main domain will not get affected.

Well I advice you to read "How Changes To The Way Google Handles Subdomains Impact SEO" post, I am sure you will find solution. Thanks Cheers!

Hi Martin, yes u are right its no sew easy

Since about 6 month we are using a Link managing Tool that also provides a Mail-Ticket System inside - since that time we don't have this problem any more.

The Software is  Calley http://www.linkbird.de/  (I think its also available in english)

Harry

I think if u are the first website that google crawls and finds the content - then it will look to google that you published the original content.

If u put the same articles on some article directories it could happen that thy are being crawled faster - so u end up having content with now value (duplicate content) because the found it first on a different page.

Harry