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So if you read around on the topic Google supporting AJAX is a recent development so there are still many issues, with this. Think of it this way if Google bots still have a hard time reading regular code after so many years now. AJAX will have issues, they are focusing from what it seems on commenting systems such as FB, and Disqus. However try it out and see if your AJAX is being read if not it might be some time before most of the AJAX crawling works as it should. Hope this helps More info: http://searchengineland.com/google-can-now-execute-ajax-javascript-for-indexing-99518 and http://moz.com/community/q/can-google-read-ajax

tx Lynn, I'll do a test and will let you the outcome.

Basically I learned that you cannot put schema markup in tags, everything is fixed now.

Just to add. I believe the advise was, if you have a .au, .uk or in your case .be, they its not a problem. but if you have a .com then server location may be used. that's just from memory.

Hey There, I would direct you to this very similar thread. Seems like it will likely answer your question.

Hi, I don't believe having toooooooo many pages will hurt crawling and ranking.  Actually having a lot of pages will give crawl bots more pages to crawl and when someone searches for keywords related to your pages, your pages might show up. The only 2 problems I see from having too many pages are With all these pages, are they all unique?  With a lot of pages, it will be hard to manager and to keep track if all of them are unique.  If you don't have unique pages and have a lot of duplicate, that will hurt your ranking. The second problem is are you inter-linking all your pages?  Can the bot crawl all your pages?  You will need to have a good linking system and direct bots to different pages for them to crawl.  Having a lot of pages will be difficult to manage as I mentioned above.  Can you interlink all of them so the bots can crawl all of them?  One solution I see to this is submitting a Sitemap but I am not sure if they will index everything since I had a problem with Google only indexing 4% of my sitemap and still can't find solution. Hope this helps!

Hi Pieter, They are google local listing results, on a mobile device the number is displayed as a call button. You will need to setup a Google Places account (which is now integrated with Google+) and get it to rank in order to show up with a call button in the SERP's. I did a blog post on Google Places Optimisation that you might find useful. Keith

Hey SeoStallion, thank you very much for taking your time to answer our call for aid. The issue has not been solved unfortunately, and we're seeing a massive decrease in organic visits. I hope you can shed some more light on our issue the domain www.goudengids.be doesn't seem suspended as many pages are still indexed, but they won't rank. At this moment we kind of rule out the panda update, as our french-speaking domain www.pagesdor.be has been ranking terrificaly and has not seen a drop in rankings nor visits despite being a copy (not entirely), but in a different language of course. So have you witnessed any case where an adwords account was suspended due to bridge page policy, and that this impacted the rankings on your SERPS? Thank you for your time, SEOStallion, Nikolaas

Thank you for your answer. I About Google Translate, tx for the tip but, the point is that I need/want to stick to separate domains because each domain is related to a (strong) brandname that is targeted per language. Indeed, the three domains are in different languages, but our basic content (business directory listings/names/adresses) is of course the same for all domains. Kind regards

I would do both at the same time that way if you take any hit/penalty for the changes it is only once. You may also want to submit a change of address through webmaster tools for the subdomain switch.