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Schema is designed to let you mark up individual items. For example, when a store has individual product pages, you should have the end page be marked up with data. As far as I know, there is no way to have multiple items maked up at the same time on one page. I'm sure you could code it that way, but I doubt it would be displayed or read correctly. Here are two resources that may help you: http://www.schema.org/Product http://www.schema.org/AggregateOffer

I'm not sure. It could be that on the other domain the brand name or some similarity existed, and that is what Google is using to tie them together. Along with using the 410, make sure to place the proper robots data on the page, meaning use "no-archive" so the search engines always keep display the most recent result. NOINDEX tag tells Google not to index a specific page NOFOLLOW tag tells Google not to follow the links on a specific page NOARCHIVE tag tells Google not to store a cached copy of your page NOSNIPPET tag tells Google not to show a snippet (description) under your Google listing, it will also not show a cached link in the search results

Thanks for your input on this matter been very useful Thanks again

Maybe you should move away from packages and work on a client by client basis as different clients will have different needs and you might be shooting yourself in the foot when it comes to a client with a bigger budget.

I would prefer SEOMOZ for their MozRank and Competitor Analysis. Other tools i have used are MajesticSEO and SEOGix. Regards, Infant Raj

Thanks for this Jake I will try this technique and let you know if I have any joy Thanks again