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Hi I would install it on part of your site so example.com/blog if possible, if you have to put it on a sub domain that is not as good, but still better than trying to embed (i.e. blog.example.com). We use wordpress and is very easy to use, never used blogger so don't know what can and cant be done, but we was about to install wordpress on our server. Hope this is helpful. Thanks Andy

SEMRush has a whole load of keyword data on the domain you mentioned. For merchantcircle.com, it's got (at the time of checking) the ranking poisition for 424,216 keywords and the url of the ranking page. (Unfortunately it doesn't have the page that you mentioned.) Looking at the page, there really isn't all that much content, so determining a keyword that the page might plausibly be raning for is pretty easy. A quick look at the <title>and the <h1> does give you a pretty big clue that "Spokane Painting Pros" is the likely target keyword.</p> <p>The Moz Rank Tracker does report that for "Spokane Painting Pros", the specific page mentioned, is ranking at #9, although it can't tell me if the site is getting any organic traffic for that keyword. (Google Webmaster Tools might have some more information on the keyword including impressions and click-throughs)</p></title>

Agree with Travis if you want to go in for social media tags: Here you go for more: http://moz.com/blog/meta-data-templates-123 and here: http://www.quicksprout.com/2013/03/25/social-media-meta-tags-how-to-use-open-graph-and-cards/

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Perhaps a focus on online PR, with the clients doing some of the legwork to drive ideas and initiatives? (PR Power by Amanda Barry-Hirst is a great book for small businesses).

The other answers are great - Just wanted to add that you may not want to negative them but separate them into a different ad-group and track the results - it could be if those people are competitors and  you may get their business

Ok, in my opinion mobile website are not the actual part of the main website (mobile website do not have same status as blog) so it is intelligent to go with sub domain but always keep the visitor’s sensor on so if they are coming from smart phone or ipad it should open a mobile website for them but if they are coming from desktop or laptop in that case it should be the main website for web.

I can second the recommendation for Surcuri.  Very solid technically, and run by really smart people.

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I have been researching this further. If I want to change this on our large Website, I'm going to need major evidence that it's better and that it won't slow down our pages. In this article, Andy King makes the case for relative URLs. But he also says: "Using the base element and mod_rewrite can alleviate the need for absolute URLs, and save additional space." Is this a true and accurate statement?

Thanks Guys... apprieciate you help. Sometimes a guy just needs to hear things from other people: btw... callcentric has the cheapest forwarding numbers. I have 4 or 5 right now. there only 1.95 a month. and a penny a minute or something like that... thanks again

Thanks Moosa... that clears things up a bit.