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I agree, also added if its not in the HT ACCESS then have a look in the cpanel. Some cpanel hosting allows you to redirect within the panel. Can cause a bit of a headache if you arent aware of it and are looking somewhere else.

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I found that the tools were self explanatory and i didn't need much time to get orientated with the tools.

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Hope this finds you well and is helpful.

Hi Randy

I think the most basic thing would be to find out if you have a blog for this contest setup already or not?

I guess you would, so drawing up a well constructed post for this blog would be a priority. Do all the bells and whistles on this post release and make sure that you are connected to various blogging publishing platforms that form part of a network which shares you content in a  non-threatening way.

added to this, look at using a system like twitterfeed. Twitterfeed is a great way to share content across many social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and much much more with the click of a button. The moment you post it, its gets shared across many. I have setup one of my blogs to spread news across over 150 platforms.

I would also recommend contacting some top bloggers and sending them mail, to see if they can promote it. get the big boys involved and the rest will fall into place.

lastly, remember to get a badge up for your users. Let them grab it when participating in your comp. Nice little wayt of getting some links back. of course its not the best way but does help

Hope this helped a wee bit.

Stef

How much traffic do you get to the site?

Would re-submitting the site to the search engine be an option?

Hiya hfranz...did this advice help at all? If it did could you please close and mark this answered

No ways, i would never use this for aqcuiring a link.

The price is ridiculous and Ryan said, Google will slam this site one of these days and there goes down $139.00 .

For $139.00 i would rather invest that in other link building techniques. This one is a NO NO

Any time, keep on rocking and thanks for the link.

Great, im happy you got it working. Sure, keep it white hat. i would have a look on the Facebook Forums, im sure there are many developers out there with the same issue.

Please keep me updated. Im curious to see how this impacts your traffic.

Any news? If this helped then please mark this answered for me

basically you will need to add this, making the notify value true, hope this works.
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Add the notify="true" attribute to the fb:comments tag.

FB.Event.subscribe('comment.create', function(response)
{
 alert(response);
}

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Ok cool. From the research i did a while ago i found out that this feature was removed from the API.

I cam across this thread which says admins can moderate comments made on their sites, thus i assume you can view comments / get notified before they are publish.

http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/

Look at the section that says Moderation Tools

Pleas let me know if this helped or not.

I would suggest dropping a support mail to the SEOMoz team.

What type of website are you running? The Facebook Comment, is this running via a plugin or a custom api?

I just had a google and came across this http://www.brighthub.com/internet/google/articles/66090.aspx . I also noticed that this domain is not active.

So strange. How old is the domain and for how long has this been happening for?

Hiya,

Yes from my point of view this does help alot. There are a few aspects in which this aids SEO as opposed to hosting in a  foreign country.

• Loading of Site improves(Goof for seo)
• The I.P. Address of the site's web server - Search Engines rank local sites higher within that geographic area.
• Use that countries local extension ie xxx.de

Hope this helps

Ok, from my point of view your website title is a bit spammy.

I would of rather gone for the software name and then optimize each page/product accordingly with your chosen keywords and perhaps target more keywords than just the ones you chose as your site name.

Just a brief observation.

Yes and No, i dont think that these redirects are directly harming your seo but having a home page on the base url does help in terms of allowing visitors to feel comfortable.

I think the main issue that could harm your seo is that perhaps that you or someone else in the past or future has built links pointing to your home page which does not exist. If you are going tyo keep it as is then the priority needs to be on this extension of your domain and flow out to the rest of the site.

Hope this makes sense.

Hi Lee Changing the redirects to www.greenbayharvest.co.uk would be an easy task to some extent. Firstly, you would need to see how the redirects are being handled...if this is done within the cpanel of the domain or by a component within the website platform or by the HTACCESS file in folder of the domain. Be very careful with HTACCESS if you don't know what you are doing. I would take a guess and say that this was done via HTACCESS. If so , you are looking for something along the lines of # Redirect old file path to new file pathRedirect /olddirectory/oldfile.html http://example.com/newdirectory/newfile.html Simply edit this ad redirect it back to the main url that you have chosen.In this particular case, you can redirect all the url's to the url you want.I hope that this helped you out.

Thank you so much Sebastian Will do.