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Are your H1 Tags unique on every page ? You could definitely do some sort of a logic to build unique page titles and maybe descriptions as well, but trying to forward think, I would also advise you to work on custom page titles for your most important pages/keywords. As far as the tool to extract the data, you might also consider using Screaming Frog SEO Spider Tool & Crawler Software - www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/

I will use a canonical tag, but my concern indexing the pages.

I tend to agree with Valery - it depends a lot on the audience and your engagement. If you're active on a site and have a strong profile, then auto-posting your new content often makes sense. If you're just submitting content to 100s of social bookmarking sites, with no real profile and very low authority, you're not going to accomplish much. Google will likely just ignore it, for the most part.

Probably bad in terms of potential duplicate content issues. Unless of course you have more DA than the social media networks........yeah, thought so

I don't know if it does anything more than an offline copy. I haven't encountered your use case before, so haven't looked for that. You might look to see if that program or others has those types of options that could help you.

Hi Melia, Your website brings back memories. In my teens, my career goal was to become a traveling OT for a firm like yours. A few twists and turns of life later, and here I am. Did the advice from Jeff and James help you make a decision, or are you still needing some more help?

Do you have this for your first example: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^meliacozumel.com RewriteRule (.*) http://www.meliacozumel.com/$1 [R=301,L] Also make sure you have the Apache Rewrite Module turned on.  Check the httpd.conf file, and take the comments off LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so in order for it to be active.

Sponsorship & donator opportunities are the best. Find relevant college clubs and ask if you could sponsor them in exchange for a link; I.e. throw $100 there way. Also, look for donations pages in your niche, and before donating, make sure you can get a link. Even if there aren't any links on the donators page, ask them anyways if they would give you a link in exchange for a donation. You can get really creative with this. Just find any organization that's relevant and wants support, then start asking away.

bless your little heart erica

I would go to Organizations: http://schema-creator.org/organization.php From there you can pick from the drop down menu.  Sorry it took so long for me to respond... I was eating pizza

This is likely your problem: Redirect permanent /spanish/ http://www.meliacaribetropical.com/es/index.html Change to: Redirect permanent /spanish/ http://www.meliacaribetropical.com/es/ Your first one was saying that anything under /spanish/ should be directed to /es/index.html, which then was adding /index.html to all your other rules due them calling both the /spanish/ folder rule & their unique one.

i know there no limit. I want to know the best solution of redirecting these 404 pages.

Will do. I'll let you know what happens.

Use calculator.  Divide google spend by 10.

Yes, I we have a extensive robot txt file but I agree a canonical tag would be best. Pointing to one page and adding content down the road would be my best bet.

Antonio, For work load and ease of change, I'd edit your robots.txt. Sometimes, search engines will still show the empty page in search results with only the URL if you don't put in a nofollow meta tag, but most of them should obey the robots.txt commands. Of course, ideally, you'd want your website not to push those "future pages" without content live, but I understand that sometimes there are things that seem easy on a website that aren't. Hope that helps! Erica