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Glad to help, Steve! The www would definitely change the metrics you are seeing! Let us know if you have any other questions. -Chiaryn

Hi Erin, Thank you for taking the time to answer.  This helps us to proceed.

What errors are you getting?

Now more than ever, site owners need to be extremely careful about setting up site glossaries.  The shear volume of internal links can get out of hand fast, and over time, exponentially cause mass internal link confusion from an algorithmic perspective. While I rarely (almost never) recommend bothering to try and figure out how to maximize the user of nofollow attributes, this is a rare exception, though the key is to also consider blocking the glossary from search engines altogether. I also highly recommend reading articles Lindsay Wassell has written on robots.txt, rel=canonical, nofollow and related topics.  There's a lot to consider on the best approach and she does a great job of breaking down all the alternatives, along with positive and negative impact considerations with each.

Hi Keri, Thank you for asking, I missed this.  We asked someone to take a look, and there were two instances of the G/A code installed. Thanks again for checking back.

Hi Steve, If you are using HTML5 you can use the follwing link "Positioning with Geolocation", and you can obtain the users latitude and longitude information. based on the latitude and longitude information you can write your code to open that specific site.

I bought a few facebook likes and it was a waste of money. Users who "liked" my page were fake... I wasn't expecting much from these likes and I did it because I wanted to make my brand new fb page more likeable. You need to start somewhere, right? No one wants to be the first person to "like".

I have no idea, it is possible to tell if 2 videos are the same, but having even the slightest difference would make that hard. My guess is that they would not know, from what I know I would think it would be hard to do and take a lot of resources.

Wow Ryan. I was just lurking here and what you just explained is awesome! We are all looking for those C block IP addresses, but Google wasn't born yesterday. Funny, up until I read this I had no idea that this was even a possibility. Thanks so much. Now back to do some SEO sleuthing! Cheers!

Oooh, that's a big footer, with a lot of similar content on each page for each city. Those are being counted, and I'd work on reducing those. When I look at your page, it looks like it's being written for the search engines and not the user. On the city-level page, there's a bunch of content that's below the fold and the video. If I didn't look at my scroll bar, I wouldn't have known that was there.