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My company often puts out short news bulletins to announce short news updates. We have to write about these topics for our customers and to remain as an industry leader. However, there is not much real and interesting content to write about these topics.
What is the minimum length you think these articles should consist of so that Google won't see them as weak/useless pages and possibly give us a Panda penalty for them?
In addition to Crimsons answer, you can also put a canonical tag on the preferred version of your homepage so that users will see both pages without being redirected but Google will understand that only one should be indexed.
A site dedicated to the Spanish Christmas raffle - which is quite popular in Spain but much less so in the rest of the world.
Since I am targeting non-Spanish players there is low competition for the keywords, but also less potential from them. I am leaning towards putting off this project since I think a big part of my work will be besides ranking generating world interest in the raffle and convincing people of its importance.
I am thinking about launching a website connected to Christmas - which gives me less then 2 months to develop and begin ranking for the site.
Is this too short a timeframe and I should put off this plan until next year or can I actually begin ranking for low competitive keywords within my timeframe.
yes, thanks.
.co.uk is not available otherwise that would be my first choice 
since it is not available is .uk a good alternative or does Google view it as questionable?
Thanks. My question was less about the www and more if it is okay to have a URL that ends .uk instead of .co.uk which is the standard structure.
I have the following list of domains to choose from:
Which of these domain structures seem the best, or are all 3 questionable?
But they only work in US, UK and FR and I need additional locations.
Also, as I am doing this for SEO + bringing quality traffic I am looking for something a bit more than PRWeb.
Thanks though!
Hi,
I am looking for a PR company in RU, DE, UK, AU, FR, SW and ES.
Ideally I would like to work with one agency that has contacts in all my target locations.
.... any recommendations?
Hi,
I am planning on setting up cross domain analytics for my website. I have found lots of sources about the code to use, but haven't been able to find something about what parameters to consider.
Would appreciate my fellow mozzers helping me to put together a list of all the variations of elements I may want to track to ensure I am setting it up correctly.
Thanks!
Yep, just did a minute ago.
However, figured I would ask here also in an attempt for immediate gratification
Was an interesting thread about the services... but did I miss where it says whether they work in non-US countries (my question)?
I am planning on launching a local SEO campaign in RU, DE, UK, AU, SW, FR and ES... is using UBL and/or localelize worthwhile for me or are those US focused services?
Does anyone have any recommendations for press release distribution services in RU, DE, UK, DK, AU, ES and/or Hungary?
Thanks!
As a fellow SEOMozzer who doesn't work only in the US, having a list of press release services throughout the globe would be very helpful!
My specific markets are AU, UK, RU, DE, FR and ES
Why not try Fiverr?
For $5 you can buy +1s, shares, retweets, etc.... Just beware, as you probably know from the intro of your questions - these are likely to look good in terms of numbers (so potentially helpful for your branding) but are pretty worthless for anything else.
The purpose is to expand our brand to promote different services in different geographic areas. There will be ~7-10.
I am planning on launching white label sites for my company.
Obviously they will have unique/valuable content.
Is it important for them to have unique IP addresses and/or design templates?
If yes - why?