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I checked analytics, backlinks, everything but it doesn't benefit us in any way. Not even the links point to my site. So upset! What should I do? Contact Google and report the site or should I contact the company? Thanks

There isn't any issue using both within a single website.  I use both because I use them to signify different things, as mentioned above.  I've even used both in the same title.

I also am interested in this. We have recently 'improved' the on page optimisation for the following keyword ''edited'' on the following page: ''edited'' I just checked when the page was last crawled by google by checking the cache date which is the 27th of May 201?. We have been tracking the keyword ''edited'' with the moz keyword ranking tool for the last little while and we've seen no real improvement, in fact we've dropped back a bit in the SERPs to ''edited''. does anyone have any advice?

Well my goal is to rank higher and drive more organic traffic to the website. I am gonna be using pretty much the same keywords which are the ones that represent the actual product pages, I will just rewrite the title tags and product description in order to be found from people and also to improve the experience of customers that will not see just codes but actual words.

Thanks for your answer, and I have read those posts and they are part of my source library I agree with what you say and I try to follow Google's guidelines all the time because the last thing I want is being hit by a Google update. What I do before building links, create content or anything else is to put myself on the other side of the screen as a customer and understand if what I am doing will be relevant for visitors. Once I read in a book about Adwords that PPC managers and Seo work for Google (or other search engines). With our work we should provide Google's Customers with the best experience in order for them to come back, no to go to Bing or to other search engine might be.If we do that customers come back, Google is happy, you get on the first page (hopefully) and at the end of it, you are happy too. This is what I try to base my work on, but ,as I mentioned before, I can't rely on content because the website lacks of a blog, so until the blog gets built all I can do is optimize the little content I can put on the site, write understandable product description. By the way, I appreciate your answer a lot, you got me thinking about linking from and to sites. I got a clearer picture now. Cheers  Oscar

Hi Some 'bigger picture' questions to consider... Is the  blog a relevant, high traffic one that may send referrals? Does the site have a very good moderation policy, and only allow great content? Are you going to be providing great content that pulls the reader in and makes them want to read more? If the answers to the above are positive ones, that I would say that it is worth writing for the site. I would recommend linking naturally, and try to negotiate Google Authorship of your posts Add the site to your Google Plus account in the 'contributor to' section Add a link back to your profile, with the correct rel=author tag As I recently mentioned in another question a few moments ago, I would also recommend setting an advanced segment up in Google Analytics to check for referrals from the blog and, perhaps more importantly, goal conversions from visitors this blog has referred. If you are thinking about this from a pure 'rankings' point of view, all I would really recommend is a shift in the though process Google is evolving, so it's important to do the same Hope this helps!

Well, that is the structure of the titles. keywords at the beginning and the brand after the main keywords. My only concern is the length of the title that at times goes well beyond 70 characters, but if the length doesn't affect rankings and crawlability of the site, I will not worry about that.

I looked a few times and am not sure what you're referring to...you want to attach a screen shot?

The html isn't stored on access, the programming language is html 5 What confuses me is that through access I have sections that I can change, such as meta title, meta description and also I can change the content shown on the web pages but in reality I can only change the content on the site, all the html tags don't change even if I modify them. My point is that the if I can change the content on the site I should be able to change also the content on the html unless when it has been set up they didn't do it properly and any changes to the html file have to be done on the ISP. Cheers Oscar

Also ask the sales guys WHO are they selling to. As in, the persons they interact with and what they are like. Who makes the decisions, who looks for the different options, and so on.