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Thanks.  What I mean is if you scroll to the bottom of the page and click the link to page2 or 3, it is the same URL with no parameter.

How is the IT team handling multi-page results?   The URL is the same - with out any parameters, but the content changes.  Is this best way to handle it from an SEO perspective?

same issue here. started today.

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Does anyone  know of any good sites where I can submit a Cyber Monday deal/sale?

Thanks!

I second your request for someone to build it!

I stick with one page, and use the terms interchangeably within the text itself and use the more frequently searched word as the keyword in urls and title tags.

anyone think Google is going to come up with a way to charge businesses/seo companies to view keyword data?

I got by # of visits, interaction on the site + and on its social network sites - by both themselves and by readers/visitors.

and how often the blog or resources are updated.

but can't be one that's iframed or scripted from an external source?

follow-up question:

Can reviews on our website through a 3rd party review app be used in rich snippets? or does it have to be google reviews?

I think it also has to do with the loyalty of your customers. Do you have a lot of repeat customers? - those are more likely to review products, take surveys etc.. because they want to help the business, and want to feel like they're a part of it.

Also - offering an incentive might help as well. for example 10% off your next purchase for reviewing your most recent purchase.

Hi,

On most of our pages Javascript is displaying our main content, so it doesn't show up on the page source and I assume isn't being crawled by Google to the best of its ability.

It's also not showing up on MOZ's page grader and crawl results, making analysis and testing harder.

What's the easiest way, without having to completely redo our website, to have this content crawled by search engines and moz?

I think page grader goes by exact keyword phrases, so it would have to be:

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Thanks.. so, you support the idea of having a blog separate from the company blog? Or, can it be part of the current company blog?

While personal blogging & branding is pretty typical for those in a service/b2b industry, when it comes to CEOs/owners of retail businesses - not so much.

We have a company blog right now that is heavy on company news and updates - and will be working towards being more informational/educational. But, in the meantime, it's difficult getting the ok to contribute to contributor based article/resource sites - such as http://smallbiztrends.com, since the business blog, by nature, is promotional. (our clients are both business & consumer)

Assuming, we can generate enough content, my suggestion is to have the owner create a personal blog which will be purely information and educational, and use that blog to account for the owner's expertise and use those articles as means to get accepted as a contributor at highly prized sites. At the same time, we would still have a business blog that combines educations & company news/promotional.

Does this seem like a sound strategy? or is it better to just build up the company blog as an educational resource. Will reputable sites be ok with an educational company blog?

Google changed the keyword tool from showing broad results to showing exact results.

you can change the setting though.

here's a good link on all the changes - http://www.smartinsights.com/search-engine-marketing/keyphrase-analysis/google-keyword-planner/

Thanks!

thanks!

Would using the same product descriptions that are on an e-commerce website for it PLA campaign count as duplicate content?  Ideally, would we want to alter the product description?

looks like after today's crawl, moz is correct.  (the tags were wrong on site, and we fixed it.. but it didn't show up correct in the test crawls we did earlier this week).