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Hey SueAnn, Sure I think I can help you here.

DotNetNuke is trying to be clever and includes a return parameter on their login URLs. So on the homepage the login link is http://www.faisongroup.com/Login/tabid/750/Default.aspx?returnurl=%2FLogin%2Ftabid%2F750%2FDefault.aspx

Meaning that once you've logged in, asp.net will redirect you back to Default.aspx (the homepage).

Now, when you click on the about page, the login link changes to http://www.faisongroup.com/Login/tabid/750/Default.aspx?returnurl=%2FAbout.aspx, notice the return URL is now About.aspx.

So in short, the answer is to add returnurl to your list of parameters to ignore in webmaster tools.

I would also suggest adding deny /login/* to your robots.txt file as you don't really want these login URLs indexed anyway.

Hope this helps,

Goodluck,

Woody

I see ~179,000 indexed URLs for your domain, excluding blog URLs, try this search operator in Google:

site:http://www.deoveritas.com -site:http://www.deoveritas.com/blog

Perhaps it was a time thing, maybe you were too eager

Or, as i3Media says.... a simple typo

Good luck with the site,

Cheers,

Woody

Hey,

Why use a separate domain for US? Presumably you've already built up authority in the root domain so why waste that effort on a completely new domain like companyusa.com?

I would set-up sub-folders all around:

UK - company.com/en-gb/

USA - company.com/en-us/

Germany - company.com/de/

Also gives you scope to optimize for Latin America too if you ever wanted, like so - company.com/es-mx/

To ensure the correct version of the site ranks in the correct Google CC, setup each site as it's own entity in webmaster tools and set geo-location correctly per site.

Also you could implement href-lang meta tag on each page to tell Google which version of the translated content should be indexed in the country specific Google, google.de, google.co.uk etc.

Hope that helps,

Woody

Hi There,

I think this has already been answered here - http://www.seomoz.org/q/has-anyone-found-a-way-to-get-site-links-in-the-serps

Thanks,

Hi all,

My client’s site (carismaautodesign.com) has just been featured on the front page of MSN Cars, see here:

http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/the-most-outrageous-car-interiors-ever#image=2

and

http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/the-most-outrageous-car-interiors-ever#image=3

These two images feature the interiors designed by Carisma and, as expected, traffic has shot through the roof. MSN have not linked to carismaautodesign.com but have cited the brand at the footer of the images. Further down the page they’ve also linked through to Bing images on the product terms, example:-

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Carisma+Mercedes+Viano+&go=&qs=n&form=CARP

My Question:

Is there anything else we can do to maximise this exposure, on-site or off-site to ride the wave a bit longer?

I guess this is not limited to SEO specifically, but online marketing techniques as a whole?

Thanks,

Woody.

Hi All,

I am working on a website which has a blog at domain.com/blog/

On the homepage they are currently looping the latest 5 blog posts in a 'Latest News' tab.

Is this therefore classed as dupe content, and would this be penalized by Google?

Should I recommend they use the excerpts instead of full articles and simply loop the excerpts on the homepage?

The website is built on WordPress.

Thanks,

Woody