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Hi Steven, I assume in the coverage part of search console? If that is the case then Google can find them on your site. You may have a more serious issues Everett suggested. You need to be investigating this pretty quickly. Let us know what you find and I am sure we will be able to help.

That's pretty much what I figured. Dang!

Thanks for the help and ideas. I appreciate you taking the time to help me out

Thanks for the helpful tips Donna. We recently moved over to Wordpress from another platform with a subdomain on http, so we have quite a bit of content to transfer over to the new blog and redirect it from the old. Available time and resources are definitely a huge challenge right now. I'm just trying to make sure I am going forward doing the best I can of categorizing the information (specific tags) and making them visibly available because our staff uses it regularly to direct clients to show what they will get for certain locations and shoot types etc. Wordpress is our blogging back end and our front-end site isn't as easy to work with from a categorization standpoint, but works extremely well from a design standpoint so I am trying to make the most of what I have to work with. I guess I am really looking at some good design ideas of how to organize the tags from a visibility and usability standpoint. I'm definitely in the house cleaning stage of the whole process.

Hey hey, Paul - you read my article! Woo hoo Thank you. And thanks for your great contributions to this thread.

Hi there! Sorry for the trouble you're having with local listing updates. Generally we expect our directory partners to update their listing information within 8-12 weeks, but if you're not seeing movement in that time I would recommend reaching out to use at help@moz.com with your listing details. We can take a closer look at those partners and determine why they may not be updating. Thanks!

Web Code Tools is relatively new, I'm sure it'll be expanded to include more schema types in the future. In the mean time, give this one a shot: https://supple.com.au/tools/local-business-schema-generator/.

Thanks for the info guys. I didn't think it mattered, great to get some validation.

You're going to need to understand, at the bare minimum the following: Place TouristAttraction Photo Next thing you know, Schema markup will encompass more aspects of the aforementioned. So prepare for that. Keep up to date with the blog.

for best practice, you should keep your website with HTTPS, I have done this practice for my blog, and it's working well.

Check out these posts on blog syndication. It can be a great source of exposure for your site. Make sure the original post on your site is already indexed first and you link back to it from any place that the post is syndicated.

Thanks Dennis, Always looking for good angles.

I just wanted to post an update to this Q&A, because I found the most amazing software to manage SEO Projects, thank god!!! It is called Trello it is amazing for managing projects step by step through completion and it is a visual medium. Check out this video to see how it can help you organize your projects http://youtu.be/aaDf1RqeLfo. I never post anything like this, it is just too amazing not to share. I used it to set up a board for each site I am working on so I can organize all the tasks that need to be done, collaborate with others and can see visually what needs to be done and at what point in the process I am. It is perfect since you often have to leave one site to work on another and you can quickly pick back up where you left off.

Hi Steven, It was called the Wonder Wheel and WE ALL LOVED IT!  It's been decommissioned (July 2011) and no longer available, in its graphical form.  However, you can extract similar results with Adwords Contextual Targeting Tool (CTT).  Also, my understanding is the CTT is utilizing the same engine that supported Wonder Wheel. Other Wonder Wheel alternatives include: Visual Thesaurus http://www.visualthesaurus.com Visuwords http://www.visuwords.com Hope this helps!

Runnerkik, Thanks for the reply. I agree using my above example about women of this age group going to sites about menopause is ridiculous, and was made to be to support my example only. I am not even targeting this group. I wanted to make a clear cut example, ridiculous our not, so I didn't have to drill down back and forth through multiple questions in the forum. What I am trying to get across is that we need a way to return sites through some type of demographic search functionality to show which sites certain demographic subsets are using and where they hang out. As online marketers we are constantly testing to learn more about our customers. Usually we guess and guess until we finally get it right, wasting tons of money and time to refine our customer. I don't like wasting time and money and just want to search for a specific demographic subset and have it return the most popular results/sites people use. I am not a 50 yr old man, 13 yr old boy a 25 yr old women etc. and it is sometimes extremely difficult to know where you should be targeting new customers and you can't put yourself in someone else shoes that you really no nothing about . What happens is you sometimes make stupid assumptions, based on lack of evidence like the one in my previous example. I never want make assumptions about my target group and what they are searching for, but it happens all the time. It will continue to happen until some type of search functionality is created for demographic groups. People think they can find there market through Google Adword, which they can, but I want to go two to three steps ahead, before they even thought of what they might need to type in a certain result, and engage them there. Great idea about the content network idea for finding your target audience, I just didn't want to have to burn money. Great idea to reverse engineer the process.

Just answered my own question. Great source http://getlisted.org/ for checking where I am already listed and see what I need to update or add.

Instead of putting all of your money into one link that you may not even get you could try and get 3, or four links from other higher rated directories that cost less.