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I don't think it is necessary to use WP multisite to achieve those results. Here are some resources for you:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6774424/wordpress-disable-plugin-on-specific-pages-posts

That article mentions this Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/plugin-organizer/

Scott O.

I would suggest using Pagination. If you were able to allow the visitor to filter by best selling, most reviewed, newest, lowest price, etc, that might solve the potential problem of having multiple pages if you do decide to use pagination.

However, if you are planning to use Ajax to show the paginated results, that could be a good solution, but the pagination navigation would somehow have to be in regular HTML so the search engines could still spider it.

I'd also recommend using rel=canonical rel=prev rel=next if you do use pagination.

Scott O.

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Perhaps you can download the site from a website downloader tool. Then, you'd have to just clean it up and adjust the pagenames and paths to the right files.

Otherwise, there are other solutions. Perhaps you can use CloudFlare.com to cache and distribute your site's load. Or, have you considered using a cache Plugin, like: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/ ?

Scott O.

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Each Google accounts has separate G+ profiles. You can have multiple Google Plus Pages in a profile, but only one personal profile in that account.

If you want to keep things separate from your personal name, you could perhaps use a pen name for your blog site. A Google Plus profile requires a real name, but I don't think it would hurt to create a pen name for your blog's Gmail account.

Here's some resource material for you that I found while searching this morning: http://www.modea.com/blog/relauthor-relpublisher-seo-today

Scott O.

If you are familiar with .htaccess files, you can add a 301 redirect from the old page to the new page.

Otherwise, I recommend you install the Redirection WordPress plugin instead: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/redirection/

Regarding the link from sunsetdianivilla.com, that's too bad the domain name expired 

Scott O.

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I would recommend reporting this as you can.

Otherwise, there are other ways to get Google's attention (and the Map reviewing community) by using http://www.google.com/mapmaker

PM me if you need more info on that.

Scott O.

So long as the random content you are adding actually provide value to the visitors' visit, I'd say go for it. Scott O.

Going from around 45 to 75 linking domains doesn't seem unnatural at first glance. I'm wondering though, what the quality of those links are like? Was it deserved links from real people sharing your content or mostly traditional link directories and social bookmarking, etc?

Interesting proposal, but you state, "I currently only submit 1 a month" and you say that the subscription is "1 release a month for 12 months". So, do you mean you'd change your frequency so you'll only use 6 of the 12?

Scott O.

Good question. Hopefully an SEOmoz staffer can pick this up and get an answer to you.

I would recommend getting the charity supporters to create content, sharing there thoughts about how they feel the charity is helping the community, etc. This content could be posted on their own blogs or social media profiles or placed on the charity's own website. Either way, they can encourage links back to their site that way and actually deserve the backlinks that way.

Just my thoughts.
Scott

Sorry dude, this question might be more appropriate to ask here: http://stackexchange.com/

This is what I see in your robots.txt file:

#Begin Attracta SEO Tools Sitemap. Do not remove
sitemap: http://cdn.attracta.com/sitemap/2921366.xml.gz
#End Attracta SEO Tools Sitemap. Do not remove

I don't see anything that would cause the SEOmoz crawler to act weirdly.

On another note, have you considered hosting the sitemap on your own domain instead of through that SEO plugin's CDN?

Have you submitted a sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools? Do you have Indexation stats in GWT?

In that sitemap, I see you have lines like:

<loc>http://www.animhut.com/tag/rare/</loc>

You should probably elect to prevent tags from appearing in the sitemap, as those pages are just duplicate content. I'm not sure which SEO plugin or Sitemap generator plugin you are using, but some of them have the ability to block certain post types / categories archives / tags, etc from appearing in the sitemap.

Anyways... this all might not be of interest to you, but I figured since I was looking at your site, I'd write down my observations while I'm at it.

Scott O.

Before answering, I have a few questions...

How many pages of unique content exist already on each of these subdomains?

How many backlinks do you already have built to each of these subdomains?

Have you verified each subdomain in Google Webmaster Tools? How many pages are indexed for each?

Scott O.

Ricky,

Here's a screenshot of what I see when doing a Google search for that keyword you provided: http://scott.offord.me/NgRz

I see that your homepage text is copied from another site (or someone else copied your text):
http://scott.offord.me/Ng5v
http://scott.offord.me/NgRL

Unrelated, but if this is your site, I see you still have the hello-world blog post visible to the public. Screenshot: http://scott.offord.me/Nft0

Scott

I know you are not talking about maps results, but are there terms you are looking at specificially that have a local/city name in them, or are they non local oriented keywords?

Scott O.

Also, does their G+ Local listing shows up for branded searches or a company name search + city name?

This one seems to be talked about a lot: http://www.websitecm.com/x-cart-mods/cdseo-pro-x-cart-seo.html

Scott O.

Hi,

A google plus local page could help for local rankings, especially when Google SERPS return a 'local 7-pack' of results.

In my experience I have not seen many Google SERPS with G+ Local listings showing in the results for web design / seo related queries.  However, I have seen Google show a G+ Local listing for one SEO company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin because they branded themselves as the "Milwaukee SEO Company" with a matching domain name, but this seems to be the exception.

When you say 'Google Plus Local page', I assume that you mean a Google Plus Business Page created in the 'local' category.

At this time you can only merge a G+ Local listing with at G+ Business page that was created in the 'local' category, however service area businesses (SABs) do not qualify for this merging at this time. Meaning, that if you are required to hide your address in your G+ Local/Google Places dashboard (if you only service customers at their location and/or customers do not come to your office), you most likely won't be able to verify your G+ Business page, so they wouldn't get merged either.

Hi Shivun,

I do not recommend putting a nofollow to the Google Plus, Facebook and Twitter sites.

I think it is important for the search engines to understand the other sites you link to, especially with the

Scott O.