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What do you mean by "one more" do you have loads of dodgy links already ?

It it very unlikely that one link would get your site penalised. Imagine how easy it would be to get your competition penalised by simply linking to them from a spammy site.

They will be competing with each other.

I guess it depends how well know he is. You can use Keyword Tool to check how popular he is vs the mentioned keyword. Is he well known just among other physicians or a broader audience of potential customers? How likely is your potential customer to search for his name?

A competition like this, t can provide you with content for your site/blog and links. It can also give your products/brand more exposure.

Hi Shara

This should answer your question.

II think you would have to sign up for PRO Plus  http://www.seomoz.org/plans

I'm sure she'll be happy to give you some makeup tips in exchange for these great viral ideas.

Great stuff guys, many thanks. I love the charity idea. The cakes are good too but we could end up with some very angry young ladies I guess we could use models.

Hi

I would wait a few more days.

Hoping Mozzers could take some time to give me some ideas. Thanks!

Robert is absolutely right, duplicate content is a common problem for many e-commerce sites. This is because of the sheer numbers of products involved. Writing  unique descriptions for hundreds and sometimes even thousands, often very similar, products is time consuming but creating that unique descriptions for all your product is definitely worthwhile and will help you in the long run. Another common mistake is copying product descriptions from other sites.

Hi Bob

I think it is always important to have your on-page optimisation spot on. I'm pretty sure your competition will also do their homework. Just remember that optimisation doesn't end on-page there are of-site factors as well.

Hi Sergio

Page titles are a very important ranking factor and changing them will affect your ranking. You say that the new keyword you are trying to rank for is Office Cleaning London, do you have inbound links containing that anchor? I don't know what was the keyword you were ranking for the past 2 years but I assume you had a fair share of backlinks with anchor containing that keyword. There is more to consider, is the new keyword bringing you more or less traffic, is it converting better?

the report gives you grade for one keyword only, so if you run one report for say "dry erase board " and then a 2nd report for "monogrammed dry erase board" the results would be different.

ok, and what keyword are you using ?

Can you show us the urls?

Keep in mind that  rel=canonical is more of a suggestion than a command.

I prefer "shares" rather than "likes" as they appear in News Feed. You should also keep in mind that if clocking on your FB box takes people to FB they might stay there and I guess you would rather have them browsing your site.

As for the difference in likes, there are two types of "like" boxes you can have one to "like" your website and one to "like" your FB Page.

Hi meterdei an example of a subdomain would be  blog.mydomain.com

The OSE gives you the option to check all links pointing to a specific page, all links pointing to a  subdomain and all links pointing to root domain.