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Thanks Chris, appreciate the help! Tom

Hi Tom, Do you have any mark up data in place on the UK site? It just seems curious that it is pulling the product data for the UK site and not IE. It could be the case the the mark up data is not in place on the IE site or if it is that Google has yet to implement this data in the search results. Rikki

Very eye opening stuff in there! It seems he is linked with lots of spammy "false" blogs made to look like human generated blog posts but are exactly the same content wise across several "joe bloggs" websites just giving a review on a product they happened to buy from this company. Very interesting... Looks like my years of doing things by the book will eventually pay off if he carrys on like this and gets himself a nice penalty from Google Thank you!

sounds right,  OSE does not get all links, I have found links it has missed a few in the past (normally low DA sites) or it might take 2 crawls before it picks it up.  If its still missing after the next crawl or too, might be worth reporting (since it a big PA backlink)

HI Tom If they are two very different websites then why would it matter if they are on the same c block or not? Personally I would not get too worried about trying to hide the connection from google, it is a losing game in most cases. That being said, most of the content you mention seems to be relevant to the ecom site, I would be tempted to host it on the same domain. Use the blog site to add relevant reviews and content and to help boost the overall domain authority of the main site. Just because the blog is hosted on the ecom site doesn't mean the reviews cannot be unbiased! My two cents!

Hi Allen, Thanks for that! Really helpful. I'll look into it right away. Tom