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I would usually say no but so many sites seem to link to that same page they are viewing... If you are doing it for schema markup in Google SERPs all their examples show linking to the last part of the breadcrumb, see google rich snippets

If you want to inform users you can examine adding a text element for the last part but most just leave the last part as the page you are viewing.

Greetings Samuel,

Good question I would seek to create content that is not strictly adult related but more about the benefits that are possible such as happier love life, finding new relationships and create content around these ideas.  You have to play very carefully within Google+, Pinterest and Facebook as they are more than happy to shut down any accounts that get enough reports for sharing inappropriate or self promotional content.

Also Facebook will likely flag your ads for review and may not even allow you to run them so buying Facebook likes via their Advertising platform may not be an option. Content will be the long term strategy....

Ah I think I only asked maybe 3-4 questions since I first joined in Sep 2008... but I've often found answers via private channels far more detailed and faster and it's often from other SEOs who are also PRO members which shows the importance of networking and knowledge sharing...

I don't think there is any magic number of keywords ie 7...., your ALT tags should be descriptive enough so that anyone with a screen reader can understand what the image is about.  There is no rules about ensuring all your keywords are lower case in your ATL tags but your file names should all try and remain lowercase if possible within your CMS for consistency.

You also don't want to include hyphens between your ATL tag keywords unless they are dynamically generated by your CMS and you have no control.

It may not be prefect SEO tactics but I always ensure my ALT tags and description can be interchanged and remain consistent.

Sure you can find several websites who over optimise and stuff keywords into the ALT tags but in my experience keeping it short to 1-3 keywords has the best chance of showing up in Google.

The title issue can have your designers wanting to stab your eyes out, I've had fights with design agencies in the past because I implemented "title" tags, it's really down to preference but you can use both I would just suggest making them consistent.

I would set your GEO to USA as international is fairly untargeted and much of the people that typically use Google.com are US users, any of countries would typicallly use the local GEO domains.

You can set url.com and all the subdirectory locations seperately, i would consider setting url.com/US as a GEO of focused directory and then you can leave url.com as untargeted.

I would set your GEO to USA as international is fairly untargeted and much of the people that typically use Google.com are US users, any of countries would typicallly use the local GEO domains.

You can set url.com and all the subdirectory locations seperately, i would consider setting url.com/US as a GEO of focused directory and then you can leave url.com as untargeted.

Ah I think I only asked maybe 3-4 questions since I first joined in Sep 2008... but I've often found answers via private channels far more detailed and faster and it's often from other SEOs who are also PRO members which shows the importance of networking and knowledge sharing...