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I ran a Moz on page report for our Roho Cushions page using the keyword Roho Cushions. I found "keyword stuffing" within the page, mainly from alternate text on images. The report told me I have 45 IMG ALT keywords & 28 Body Keywords. I cannot find the keywords I've used in the body, and if I inspect any image element, the keyword is not used as alternate text. I've ran this report multiple times in the past 2 weeks and have come up with the same results. Does anyone have any solutions?

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Facebook does great with brand awareness and Twitter has been doing good directing leads & sales with coupon codes I've been putting out on it.

It seems like Facebook doesn't generate any sales and very few visitors at that, but a lot more people see our name on it compared to Twitter. And the views from Facebook should still be target market views.

All of the above.

Selling medical equipment to everyone from hospitals, nursing homes, & dealers to selling medical equipment to every individual that doesn't have insurance (at great prices) is what we do.

I've had success with some social media but I want to know where you think the biggest social media value is at specifically for a company & website like ours. (www.Ocelco.com).

Thanks!

As long as it's relevant content, it doesn't matter where it is from.

Hello,

Our web team and I have been building a e-commerce website for the past couple of months. The project is nearing its end and I was just wondering if there are any big issues on this website that jump out at anyone, besides the fact that it hasn't been submitted anywhere or there has been no link building done yet.

The website is wheelchairparts.com

All feedback and constructive criticism is appreciated!

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That is what I thought, I was hoping it wouldn't be considered a bad thing to do though. Oh well it is still useful for customers. So making these canonical will not boost my overall website ranking in the least bit?

It Takes about 2 minutes per post. Print Screen, Crop, Use Acrobat to make the PDF, upload to site, & write a quick paragraph.

Seeing how it would be an image and google's crawlers cant crawl the text in that image does it still need to be no follow or canonical?

I run a blog and a e-commerce website. Their not connected but their about the same thing. I want to put my blog articles onto my website (just a couple not every last one) but I'm afraid of the duplicate content issues.

Can I take an image of a blog post, make it a PDF, and put it under a category of my e-commerce site which is helping users with useful content.

This sounds like a great idea that Google wouldn't be able to tell the difference, in fact Google would like it and see it as a useful document.

To me this seems to good to be true, perhaps a form of black hat.

So my question is, is it black hat? Could I ever get penalized for doing this?

I thought you were saying you used that keyword to much. If you think your using it the right amount with the link there, by all means use it.

If it was 5 or more in one subcategory section I'd say you might have to do something but any less then 5 and you should be okay as far as lowering your keyword importance.

As far as internal linking, just make sure the anchor text doesn't say the exact same thing. For an example make the anchor text be Gold, the text afterword can say personalized widgets but make the anchor text different. It doesn't have to be exactly that either.

Correct but if all the text was left the same size and everything looked the same you just make your own image that looks exactly like that paragraph it would be fine.

Making this text an image is a great idea, thank you!

I am trying to figure out if having the same paragraph on every product would be a bad thing.

I know it would be bad to have the same description on every product, but this isn't a description it is a helpful paragraph stating this:

Having trouble finding the wheelchair part you need? Please call us at 1-800-328-5343 or fill out the (Link)Wheelchair Parts Request Form(Link). One of our friendly customer service representatives will be happy to help you.

Or would it be best to just have the "wheelchair parts request form" Link on every page

Or would it be best to have neither and try putting that in a higher category making it on one page instead of every product page?

Wouldn't having sub-domains make each sub-domain rank better in serps for each individual thing. In this case construction software, IT services, & graphic design?

Each sub-domain could be built better to have more relevance for each individual category instead of having to split the "google juice" into all three.

I'm sure there is a lot of content that each domain would still have, and since it would be staying on close to the same topic, it has an opportunity to make it further in the serps.

It would be better for starting to create a "SEO Empire" This is an article I think I found off this forum, or maybe an article on SEOmoz somewhere. Anyway you can skip to about the second half of this rather long article where it says "let's begin"

http://www.bluehatseo.com/seo-empire-part-1/

Thank you,

My thoughts were close to the same, but I needed to be sure.

Thanks again!

I mean having say 5 different categories on a page and showing the products that are in those categories below the categories.

Just In case people don't want to dig deeper to find there product because they know what they need already.

I would also want those categories for the people that need to do a little more searching and have a better reference guide.

So is there any negatives to my SEO doing it that way?

I don't think anything that you would put in your footer is going to help you with conversion's (on an e-commerce site anyway). Your footer should have the same thing on every page. Logo, contact info, and other links to the different root categories of your website, and/or, like Joel has written, forms & pdf's people may need that would be hard to find when looking around your site.

That is a good idea but in this case that pretty much means redirecting every page on my website