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Thanks Alan

you mobile site resides on  mobile.dudamobile.com/site/...... So if any one searches on a mobile site google will try and serve mobile optimised pages . Even if your desktop site ranks for your chosen keywords ( the mobile site might not , especially if they have no tile and meta description like you said )

Google will be focusing a lot more on that in the future : http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/changes-in-rankings-of-smartphone_11.html

Hey Alan

I tried looking for that but returned empty handed. Any chance you can post a link to that if you come across that video again. Much appreciated

the meta tag of follow will not pass any link juice!!! It is only an instruction for bots to crawl the pages from the links on the page.

Please see the answer below

You could move them all to one page and add some text content around them.

Short answer is you should optimise the mobile site too.

would depend a lot on how its all setup. Can you provide some more info on them ?

Usually it takes a while for the PR update to propagate through.

You can always report them : https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/spamreport?hl=en

I guess you already know what the right answer is. play nice and hope that these guys sooner or later will be dealt with.

It probably wont be illegal to use it but Google sure wont like it.

I would advise you to start by reading about Googles Quality Guidelines http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35769 

Regards

Saijo

It might be an ugly url but the content is still on your domain. In the question above it's about the image on their domain vs on the CDN's domain.

PS: didn't mean to hijack this question, I am also very interested to know the answer for the same question

It would have a slight impact , but I assume its going to be very minimal as long as the overall length of the url is reasonable.

If you are setting up new one I would say go for the ones without blogs, as long as yo plan to deliver site content through wordpress. If you plan to use wordpress only as a blog for the site then throw it in a blog sub-folder.

The scope of data Google has ( i would not expect them to show all that to user through GWT ) and OSE has are not the same so there will be some discrepancies, here and there .

1. It is indexed : https://www.google.com/search?q=http://www.sandersonweatherall.co.uk/office-to-let-leeds/

2. Yes that is good way to go about it . You can also jump in to Google Webmasters tools and try to fetch the page as Google : that way you can see if that page can be crawled

update : You seem to have

www.sandersonweatherall.co.uk/office-to-let/Leeds/ and

www.sandersonweatherall.co.uk/office-to-let-leeds/

and you could type in nay thing at the end of http://www.sandersonweatherall.co.uk/office-to-let/ and the site throws out a page

http://www.sandersonweatherall.co.uk/office-to-let/fghfghfghfgh/ ( i did not add a live link as i did not want that page to show up in the SERP )

not a good sign mate .

Yoast is pretty good but the last update seems to have stuffed up some sitemaps and stripping out the categories from url seems to create some issues as well. ( there could be an update soon that fixes those ) So just be careful of those thing when you have a 3rd party plugin to handle your onpage SEO .

To get a rough idea , check the cache date in SERPS for a couple of days ad see how often that changes.

I am assuming you have some content on http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/ and the continuation of that on http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/page/2/

In this case I would go with rel=”next” and rel=”prev”

Read this for more info : http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com.au/2011/09/pagination-with-relnext-and-relprev.html

So basically you would have

this in the head of page http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/

http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/page/2/" />

and in the head of http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/page/2/ you would add

http://crosstrainingandfitness.com/online-workout-blog/" />

Assuming you have no page 3

Your site is not de listed : try goggling for

site:lankahq.net

but there could be a manual penalty on there for any number of reasons. It might be in your best interest to hire a pro who can go through the site and identify it .

when the search is for something like "app name" then the app shows up which is what search visitors would expect . But if you cater for reviews , video review , etc you can rank for those

It would depend a lot on the niche .. if its uber tough then have a mix of  hard and relatively easy ones . If the nich is not that hard to crack go after the hard ones from the get go.

Thanks for your input