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Yeah, report it. Lazy SEOs shouldn't benefit, it sends out a bad message.

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Agreed. Always do what is best for the user. Sometime people stuff their title tags to get most "bang for the buck" and often times this can hurt them. I always look at the title as a cta in the organics and try to make them compelling and unique and don't care that much about min. length.

You can use these: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/ and https://dev.twitter.com/docs/tweet-button

Here are the details about the banner (it's for brand pages). https://business.twitter.com/en/advertise/enhanced-profile/

This YouMoz post may also help some too. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/web-site-migration-guide-tips-for-seos

One of the issues Matt had was if the infographic sneakily linked back to the main site.  (I.e. the embed code linked the image back to the site). Ross Hudgens has a good article on infographics being devalued.  One of his main points is to link back to your site with your url/brand as opposed to anchor text.

Hi James, Thank you very much for that article you linked to, I didn't even notice that it was actually doing that. What we did now is just get rid of that orange "share" button as a whole, and only keep the Twitter/FB and G+ ones (that don't link back to AddThis). Thanks for your help!

G'day John, Currently our PA/DA is higher than all other sites that are on the first page for keywords such "spray booth" and "spraybooth". Besides that, we have more links than the others as well.  The only reason I can think of is that they are ranking higher then us due to their domain age? Also, link building has been steadily.

Best practics: 1. Use different content on both the NZ and AU website. 2. Target links from the NZ websites for the NZ. 3. Try to host locally for the NZ site (not a huge concern) 4. GEO target the .nz domain in Google web master tools. 5. Use GEO specific locations, addresses and contact info on the NZ site.