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Hi can anyone recommend any tools out there, which can allow me to scan a list of pages (urls) and give me back social data for each page (e.g. number of facebook likes, shares, twitter data, google plus, etc)

Cheers,

Chris

Hi i have quite a few keywords i want to rank for which are:

how to lose 10 pounds fast

how to lose 100 pounds

how to lose ten pounds

how to lose 30 pounds

I can either make separate pages for each of these keywords, but i would prefer to create a single page since most of the content would be very similar, plus i don't think Google would like the fact i'm 'targeting' these keywords individually.

Anyway if i do decided to create a single page for all these keywords, what advice do you have?

For the URL i'm going to have the keyword 'how to lose weight' or 'how to lose pounds', something generic.

Then i'm going to have content which pretty much answers each search query.

Now i guess the negative is the fact, i can't optimize the page for each keyword (e.g. keyword in URL, title, or on the actual page itself)

So my question how would you approach this issue?

How do i tell google (besides backlinking, i will be including these keywords in anchor text) my page is about how to lose 30 pounds or  how to lose 100 pounds, when i'm not doing anyway on-page optimization for the keywords individually.

Regards,

Chris

Hi is there any tools out there which can enable me to find pages which both serve www and non-www versions of each URL

Hi Nakul, its Drupal

Mark

Thanks, is there a way to test it out before actually implementing it with the site.

The site is non-wordpress aswell.

Cheers,

Mark

Hi i have a site which i'm dealing with that has tag pages for instant -

http://www.domain.com/news/?tag=choice

How can i exclude these tag pages (about 20+ being crawled and indexed by the search engines with robot.txt

Also sometimes they're created dynamically so i want something which automatically excludes tage pages from being crawled and indexed.

Any suggestions?

Cheers,

Mark