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Hi Ben,

Thanks for your answer.

We are anticipating it to drive traffic, presumably people will like looking at cars that have been in an accident.

I'm still not quite sure how Slideshare builds links back to the client's website. Any experience with this? Can you embed anchor text in the slides that link back to the client's site?

Yes, I think I'll put them in monthly galleries, now it's just a questions of where I'll load the images.

Rafi

For a law firm website looking to increase its traffic by offering pictures of cars that were in accidents, would it be more advantageous to add the pictures to the website directly (my inclination) or to Slideshare and put the embed code on the site?

Also, we will have an abundance of pictures over time. How would you organize them on the site to maximize their SEO benefit? Have a picture landing page, then links to individual months from the landing page?

Finally, assuming I go with a landing page with links to the months of the year (where that months pictures are stored), should each picture ultimately reside on its own page or is it sufficient to have all pictures for that month on one page?

Does anyone know which fields and code are necessary to embed a testimonial into a page using schema.org?

Steve,

Are you suggesting that we not build m.domainname.com? If the mobile URL is the same as the desktop, how can we build links specifically for mobile?

Thanks.

The modern term is, "developing nation."

I understand that from a conversion perspective having a title tag in excess of 70 characters is meaningless as no one will see it on Google. I also understand that some believe that a title tag with more characters may dilute the strength of the terms you really want emphasized (although there doesn't appear to be universal agreement on this point).

That said, for ranking purposes, will Google consider more than 70 characters in the title tag?

I have a specific reason for asking this question. My clients are professional service providers. Some of them are located in suburbia where no one particular suburb draws a lot of traffic. Given my content constraints and limited number of title tags, I would like to squeeze as many suburb names into the title tag even if it means that they are not visible, just for ranking purposes.

Is there a search engine that reads a title tag longer than 70 characters? What is the harm in writing a title tag longer than 70 characters?

Is there a way to have a drop down meu that links to the internal pages without having them count as links?

SEOMoz is showing too many links on the page (www.ankinlaw.com). There clearly aren't 100 visible links on the page. Is it counting each page found on the (extensive) pull-down menu as a link? If not, where do all the links come from?

Thanks, I had read this post before adding my question.

Is it more SEO friendly to have an internal page URL structure that reads like www.smithlawfirm.com/personal-injury/car-accidents or www.smithlawfirm.com/personal-injury-car-accidents? The former structure has the benefit of showing Google all the sub-categories under personal injury; the later the benefit of a flatter structure. Thanks