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Hey Adrian! Definitely keep this all under one roof, as others have said. Focus on building out super content about the different services and you should benefit the overall brand from all this work instead of divvying it up between multiple sites. *Do remember, one location only entitles you to one Google+ Local page, regardless of the number of services offered, unless you have a multi-dentist practice, in which case you can build a Google+ Local page for each practitioner. That scenario can enable you to do interesting things with the categories - optimizing one listing for a certain type of service and another listing for another service, provided you're adhering to the guidelines. Only proviso here is to be aware of historic problems with dealing with doctor/dentist duplicates in Google's system.

Thanks, yeah this is where its confusing for me trying to learn about back links The website is super relevant, it doesnt "look" spammy, other companies in my industry as registered here..... hummm seo fun Thanks

Thanks Kathy, yeah is an odd one. Ive seen it happen before with some other sites we have done and its always confused me why it happens. Regards Ade

Ok great, thanks for your advice Linda, have a nice day.!

Ok thanks Dan

As you are using canonical in "http://www.indigolittle.com/fees/" it will not be indexed in google results ( his original version "http://www.indigolittle.com/fee-guide/" will ). Try with "Screaming Frog" to detect duplicate content. Dont worry

Hi Adrian, You want OG tags and Twitter card tags to be specific to each page on your site. For instance, pagea.html's tags should relate to that page's content and pageb.html's tags should contain information related to pageb.html's content. On Schema, that is going to be specific to the content...so if you've got a review on your home page and the same review is on a second page, then the same Schema markup might be contained on the home page and on the second page. Hope that helps. Let me know if you need more clarification. Thanks, Matthew

Yes be careful with back links Adrian. If you employ a company with a good reputation, they'll make sure the building blocks for your company link strategy is authoritative, as well as informative for the targeted audience. Google algorithms will penalise poor links for sure. In the last 3 years, Social Media has had a massive impact on link development. Social Media is the future for "authentic" link development. Regards, Gary